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A new mid-Cambrian shelly fauna from Ritland, western Norway, significantly extends the known development of the Andrarum limestone facies to the edge of the Baltic craton. The assemblage includes the trilobitesAxagnostus fallax (Linnarsson), Solenopleura bucculenta Grönwall, Anomocare cf. laeve (Angelin) and abundant, etched specimens of the linguliformean brachiopod Treptotreta? socialis (von Seebach) together withDictyonina ornatella (Linnarsson); the fauna indicates the presence of the Jincella brachymetopa Zone and also includes hyoliths, bradoriid crustaceans and sponge spicules. Elsewhere the trilobites and brachiopods have widespread distributions in amphicratonic settings during this part of the mid-Cambrian; the Scandinavian faunas signal the inshore migration of these more cosmopolitan elements, tracking the shallower-water development of calcareous facies of the Andrarum Limestone.

A mid-Cambrian shelly fauna from Ritland, western Norway and its palaeogeographical implications