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Long-lived brackish water lake in the Central Paratethys backyard

2017
Along Mt. Požeška, an inselberg in NE Croatia, the continental Lower to Middle Miocene deposits are widespread. These deposits are present in many outcrops, sections and boreholes, always underlying the Middle Miocene marine series. The present locality provides insight to fossil assemblages and depositional environments of the Mt. Požeška paleolake.
Bakrač, Koraljka   +4 more
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Pannonian and Pontian (Late Miocene) endemical nonnofosils from Central Paratethys (preliminary results)

Journal of nannoplankton research, 2004
Endemical forms are restricted by changed salimity conditions.
Pavelić, Davor   +2 more
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Disintegration of the Central Paratethys and origin of the Lake Pannon

2017
U poglavlju je opisan stotinjak metara debeli slijed naslaga na kopu Vranović u cementari u Našicama. Donjih petnaestak metara slijeda pripada najmlađim srednjemiocenskim marinskim sedimentima, a sadrži i sloj tufa. Ostatak slijeda koji je kontinuirano taložen na sarmatske sedimenta, čine vapnenci i lapori mlađeg miocena koji su taloženi u boćatom ...
Bakrač, Koraljka   +5 more
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The Styrian Basin: A key to the Middle Miocene (Badenian/Langhian) Central Paratethys transgressions

2009
Die marine Sedimentation während des älteren Miozäns (Karpatium / Oberes Burdigalium) endete im Steirischen Becken mit einer starken, durch tektonische Bewegungen verstärkten Regression. Der Sedimentationszyklus im Karpatium entspricht der globalen Sequenz TB 2.2 und wird durch das Absinken des Meeresspiegels (Bur5/Lan1) begrenzt.
Hohenegger Johann   +7 more
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NEOGENE CYCLO-STRATIGRAPHIC CHART OF THE CENTRAL PARATETHYS

SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference EXPO Proceedings, 2018
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Marine Miocene succession in NW Sava Depression (SW Central Paratethys): biostratigraphy and paleoenvironments

2019
The Miocene marine sedimentary succession of the Sava Depression belongs to the SW margin of the Central Paratethys, i.e. to the North Croatian Basin (Pavelić and Kovačić, 2018). This study presents the results of the detailed biostratigraphic, petrographic and sedimentological analyses from a deep exploration well in the SW part of the depression. The
Premec-Fuček, Vlasta   +2 more
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Current Oligocene/Miocene biostratigraphic concept of the Central Paratethys (Middle Europe)

Newsletters on Stratigraphy, 1976
Fritz Steininger   +2 more
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