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The Bashkirian algal assemblages of sections on the western slope of Southern Urals are characterized. The Askyn, Kurielga, and Basu sections are located in the Zilim-Zigan region of the West-Uralian Zone. These algal assemblages consist of green algae (Chlorophyta) and red algae (Rhodophyta). This is the first time  that  the algal distribution of  the Kurielga  section has been described. The  species Asteroaoujgalia gibshmanae Brenckle, 2004 is reported from the Askyn Section, the first record for the Urals and from the Bashkirian. Previous records of this species are from the Viséan Stage (Lower Carboniferous). These are important Bashkirian rock-forming algae of the Urals, although they are not taxonomically diverse. Eleven genera of Chlorophyta and Rhodophyta have been identified. The green algae are represented by Beresella, Claracrusta, Anthracoporellopsis, Donezella;  the  red algae — by Asteroaoujgalia, Cuneiphycus, Eflügelia, Masloviporidium, Stacheoides, and Ungdarella. The most diverse groups are species of green algae of  the genus Donezella (four species) and the red algae of the genus Ungdarella (two species). The algal facies are widespread in the Akavasian, Askynbashian, Tashastian and Asatauian (Bashkirian Stage) and in the Vereian (Moscovian Stage).

Bashkirian (Pennsilvanian) calcareous algae of the western slope of the Southern Urals (Askyn, Basu and Kurielga Sections)