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Descripción de Las conchas de los ammonites
Enlace de la retransmisión de la actividad: https://go.ivoox.com/rf/24344638 Diseño de la tarjeta: Muñoz Fernández, JesúsLas conchas de los ammonites es una exposición cedida por la Asociación Paleontológica Alcarreña NAUTILUS.
García Gil, Pablo Antonio
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Reelaborated ammonites as indicator of condensed deposits from deep marine environments. Case study from Lower Pliensbachian limestones of Portugal. [PDF]
Lumpy limestones with reelaborated ammonites are a typical facies in the Lower Pliensbachian of the Lusitanian Basin. They were developed in deep marine environments, induced by sedimentary starving.
Duarte, Luís Vitor +2 more
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Controls for Phylogeny and Robust Analysis in Pareto Task Inference. [PDF]
Adler M +9 more
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This thesis summarizes the findings of lower Turonian ammonites of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin (BCB). It presents an overview of the most important taxonomic species and their brief morphology and paleoecology.
Kohout, Ondřej
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A new ammonite biozonal scheme is proposed for the Upper Barremian of southeastern France. It takes into account faunal changes, sequence stratigraphy and historical data. Four new biohorizons are proposed.
Bert Didier +2 more
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Jurassic Palynology from "The Dinosaur Coast" of Asturias (Lastres Fm., Northwestern Spain): Palynostratigraphical and Palaeoecological Insights. [PDF]
Santos AA +4 more
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One of the significant results of the multidisciplinary investigations carried out during recent years in the Lower Aptian historical stratotype of the Cassis-La Bédoule region (South-Eastern France) was a proposal to update the local Upper Barremian ...
Ropolo Pierre +4 more
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Isotopic evidence concerning the habitat of Nautilus macromphalus in New Caledonia. [PDF]
Tajika A +4 more
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Ammonite survival across the Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary confirmed by new data from Denmark. [PDF]
Machalski M +5 more
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The first Jurassic coelacanth from Switzerland. [PDF]
Ferrante C, Menkveld-Gfeller U, Cavin L.
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