Abstract
Occurence of Oligocene Corals (Rupelian) in the central-western Peloponnesus (Greece). Paleoecological and paleobiogeogra-phical significance. The occurence of hermatypic Corals (Astrocoenia palmata (Catullo), Porites nummulitica Reuss, Porites minuta Reuss, Favia subdenticulata (Catullo) and Antiguastrea lucasiana (Defrance) on the paleorelief of breccia limestones of the Lapithas mountain (central-western Peloponnesus) indicates an early Oligocene (Rupelian) age. The development of the reef Corals in the studied region gives a paleoecological and paleobiogeographical significance at this fauna.
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