Five species of tabulate corals are described from the Serpukhovian–Bashkirian (late early–early late Carboniferous) part of the Sardar Formation in the Ozbak-kuh Mountains, East-Central Iran.They are Michelinia flugeli sp. nov., late Bashkirian, Michelinia sp. indet., late Bashkirian, Donetzitesmariae Flügel, 1975, late Serpukhovian, Syringopora iranica sp. nov., late Serpukhovian, and Multithe-copora sp. cf. M. huanglungensis Lee and Chu in Lee et al., 1930, late Serpukhovian to late Bashkirian.The Sardar tabulate coral fauna occurs from limestones that formed in Peri-Gondwana at the low lati -tudes of the southern hemisphere and faced the Paleo-Tethys Ocean. Except for a cosmopolitan species,closely related to comparable species with the fauna are reported from the Akiyoshi seamount chain, theSouth China Continent, and the Australian eastern Gondwana.

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