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Facies development along the tide-influenced shelf of the Burdigalian Seaway: An example from the Ottnangian stratotype (Early Miocene, middle Burdigalian)

Marine Micropaleontology, 2012
Abstract Herein, we report quantitative micropaleontological (benthic foraminifers, dinoflagellate cysts, calcareous nannoplankton), sedimentological (grain-size analysis) and geophysical (background gamma radiation) analyses from Ottnang–Schanze, the stratotype for the regional Ottnangian stage (Central Paratethys; Lower Miocene, middle Burdigalian).
Ali Soliman, Stjepan Coric, Reinhard Roetzel   +2 more
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Architecture and composition of the Upper Burdigalian z-coral build-ups of southern Corsica (Mediterranean)

Comptes Rendus - Geoscience, 2014
In southern Corsica, three successive Upper Burdigalian coral reef episodes (R1, R2 subdivided into R2A and R2B subunits, and R3) developed within the Cala di Labra Formation.
Christian Chaix, Jean-Jacques Cornee
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Burdigalian dinocyst stratigraphyof the stratotypic area (Bordeaux, France)

Geobios, 1998
A palynological study of the Burdigalian historical stratotype and neighbouring outcrops in the Bordeaux area indicates that they span the Burdigalian and part of the Serravallian time interval. Special palynological processing techniques for crag deposits were used to successfully extract abundant and diverse dinocyst floras.
Laurent Londeix
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Palaeogeography of the late aquitanian-early Burdigalian basin in the western Betic Internal Zone

Geobios, 1993
This study forms part of the PB-88-0059 and PB-89-0398 projects under the auspices of the DGICYT and working groups 4085, 4039 and 4076 (Junta de Andalucía)
CARLOS Sanz De Galdeano, FRANCISCO Serrano   +1 more
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Lower Miocene (Aquitanien-Burdigalian) palaeobiogeography of the Indian subcontinent

Geologische Rundschau, 1980
The paper analytically discusses certain palaeoecological criteria in the reconstruction of Lower Miocene (Aquitanian-Burdigalian) palaeobiogeography of the Indian subcontinent. The period is characterised by major marine transgressions and a prolific marine invertebrate and terrestrial vertebrate faunas.
Sahni, Ashok, Mitra, Harish Chandra
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Plant–insect interactions from the Miocene (Burdigalian–Langhian) of Jiangxi, China

Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 2020
Abstract The study of plant–insect interactions can provide valuable information about terrestrial ecosystems. A plant assemblage from the Toupi Formation of Jiangxi, China, provides indirect evidence of the plant–insect interactions that occurred in a Miocene forest community.
Fu-Jun Ma, Chen-Chen Ling, Meng-Sha Ou-Yang, Gui-Min Yang, Xiu-Ping Shen, Qiu-Jun Wang   +5 more
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Sedimentology and sequence stratigraphy of Aquitanian and Burdigalian stratotypes in the Bordeaux area (southwestern France)

Comptes Rendus - Geoscience, 2008
Les stratotypes historiques de l’Aquitanien et du Burdigalien, en Aquitaine, sont étudiés ici en termes de sédimentologie de faciès et de stratigraphie séquentielle. Cette méthode d’analyse combine la reconnaissance et l’organisation séquentielle des faciès à plusieurs types de repères stratigraphiques.
Olivier Parize, Thierry Mulder, Bruno Cahuzac   +2 more
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The Miocene (Burdigalian) Operculinids of Channa Kodi, Padappakkara, Kerala, Southern India

Palaeontographica Abteilung A, 2018
An Operculina assemblage collected from the fossiliferous Quilon Limestone in SW India (Padappakkara locality) is described here. The Operculina assemblage is characterized by very high abundance, excellent preservation and relatively high diversity. 61 specimens have been investigated by computed tomography: this allowed the measurements of a number ...
briguglio a., Rögl F
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Bryozoan Fauna from the Burdigalian of Quilon Beds of Padappakara, Kerala, India

Journal of the Geological Society of India, 2019
ABSTRACT This communication includes the description of sixteen species of cheilostome Bryozoa from the lower Miocene (Burdigalian) of Quilon beds of Padappakara, Kerala, India. Four out of these species are newly indexed. They are Skylonia malabarica, Vincularia taylori, Adeonellopsis keralaensis and Stylopoma warkhalensis.
Mohan A. Sonar, Ramesh M. Badve
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Chapter A2 The burdigalian historical stratotype

1995
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the burdigalian historical stratotype. The term Burdigalian (from Burdigala , Latin name for the city of Bordeaux in the Roman time) was proposed as a stage name by Deperet (1892) in two distinct French areas, the Bordeaux area and the Rhone valley: “ … on doit distinguer dans le Miocene matin un grand etage ...
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