Tiupampan

The Tiupampan (Spanish: Tiupampense) age is a period of geologic time (64.5–62.5 Ma) within the Paleocene epoch of the Paleogene used more specifically with South American land mammal ages (SALMA). It is the oldest SALMA age and precedes the Peligran age.[1]

Etymology

The age is named after the paleontological site Tiupampa in Bolivia.

Formations
Locations of Tiupampan formations
Formation
bold is type		 Country Basin Notes
Santa Lucía Formation BoliviaPotosí Basin
[2]
Chota Formation PeruBagua Basin
[3][4]
Guaduas Formation ColombiaAltiplano Cundiboyacense
[5]
Lefipán Formation ArgentinaCañadón Asfalto Basin
[6]
Maria Farinha Formation BrazilParaíba Basin
[7]
Salamanca Formation ArgentinaGolfo San Jorge Basin
[8]

Fossils
Group Fossils Formation Notes
MammalsAlcidedorbignya inopinata, Allqokirus australis, Andinodelphys cochabambensis, Andinodus boliviensis, Incadelphys antiquus, Jaskhadelphys minutus, Khasia cordillerensis, Kollpania tiupampina, Mayulestes ferox, Mizquedelphys pilpinensis, Molinodus suarezi, Peradectes austrinum, Pucadelphys andinus, Pucanodus gagnieri, Roberthoffstetteria nationalgeographica, Simoclaenus sylvaticus, Szalinia gracilis, Tiulordia floresi, Tiuclaenus minutus, Cimolestes sp., Didelphoidea indet., Henricosborniidae or Oldfieldthomasiidae, Proteutheria indet.Santa Lucía
[9]
[10][11]
Cocatherium lefipanumLefipán
[12]
Reptiles &
amphibians		Coniophis sp., Estesiella boliviensis, Kataria anisodonta, Lapparentemys vilavilensis, Podocnemis ?brasiliensis, Roxochelys cf. vilavilensis, Zulmasuchus querejazus, Aniliidae, Boidae, ?Madtsoiidae, Tropidophiidae, GymnophionaSanta Lucía
[10][13]
[11][14]
[15][16]
Guarinisuchus munizi, Hyposaurus derbianus, Inaechelys pernambucensisMaria Farinha
[17]
[18][19]
Eocaiman palaeocenicus, Kawasphenodon peligrensis, Yaminuechelys maiorSalamanca
[20][21]
[22]
FishesAndinichthys bolivianensis, Dajetella sudamericana, Enchodus oliveirai, Gasteroclupea branisai, Hoffstetterichthys pucai, Incaichthys suarezi, Lepidosiren cf. paradoxa, Phareodusichthys tavernei, Eohiodon sp., Hoplias sp., Lepisosteus sp., Miletes sp., Percichthys sp., Phareodus sp., Rhineastes sp., Rhodsia sp., Ictaluridae indet.Santa Lucía
[10][11]
Myliobatis dixoniMaria Farinha
[23]
FloraArchaeopaliurus boyacensis, Coussapoa camargoi, Ficus andrewsi, Berhamniphyllum sp.Guaduas
[24][25]
Cupressinoxylon artabeae, Notiantha, SuesseniaSalamanca
[26][27]

References
  1. Tiupampan in the Paleobiology Database
  2. Sempere et al., 1997, p.709
  3. Chacaltana et al., 2015, p.2
  4. Castro Medina, 2010
  5. Montoya & Reyes, 2005, p.54
  6. Goin et al., 2006
  7. Carvalho et al., 2016, p.493
  8. Clyde et al., 2014, p.303
  9. De Muizon et al., 2018
  10. Gayet et al.
  11. Tiupampa 1 at Fossilworks.org
  12. Grenier Farm at Fossilworks.org
  13. Gaffney et al. 2011.
  14. Buffetaut & Marshall 1991.
  15. Rage, 1991a, pp.499-501
  16. Rage, 1991b, pp.503-508
  17. De Araújo et al., 2016, p.495
  18. Guarinisuchus at Fossilworks.org
  19. Hyposaurus derbianus at Fossilworks.org
  20. Apesteguia et al., 2014
  21. Yaminuechelys at Fossilworks.org
  22. Eocaiman at Fossilworks.org
  23. Poty Quarry at Fossilworks.org
  24. Coussapoa camargoi, Ficus andrewsi at Fossilworks.org
  25. Berhamniphyllum sp. & Archaeopaliurus boyacensis at Fossilworks.org
  26. Jud et al. 2017.
  27. Ruiz et al. 2017.

Bibliography
Chota Formation
Guaduas Formation
Lefipán Formation
Maria Farinha Formation
Salamanca Formation
Santa Lucía Formation
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