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Mid-Eocene thermals record in the Istrian Paleogene Basin (Outer Dinarides, Croatia), Neotethys
Several short sections from Istria, northern Adriatic (Racani––Rac,
Galović, Ines +6 more
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The Sabzevar ophiolites mark the Neotethys suture in east-north-central Iran. The Sabzevar metamorphic rocks, as part of the Cretaceous Sabzevar ophiolitic complex, consist of blueschist, amphibolite and greenschist.
Moazzen, Mohssen +4 more
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Neotethys opening and the Pangea Transformation during the Permian
We studied the stratigraphy, composition, and paleomagnetism of lateritic weathering profiles of Permian age from north Iran and western Karakoram, Pakistan.
M. Mattei +8 more
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A displaced segment of the Late Triassic–Late Jurassic Greater Adriatic margin of the Neotethy Ocean was investigated in NE Hungary. In this area, the Mesozoic basement is largely covered by the Palaeogene—Miocene infill of the North Hungarian Palaeogene
Szilvia Kövér +5 more
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Late Triassic submarine alkali basalts and hawaiites were collected from two superimposed tectonic slices belonging to the Kara Dere - Sayrun unit of the Middle Antalya Nappes....
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Paleoecology of Neotethys Ocean Calcareous Nannofossils in Baghamshah Formation (Rizu Section) [PDF]
azadeh borbar +3 more
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Data management plan: TEaCh-IN
Plan upravljanja istraživačkim podacima opisuje način i uvjete prikupljanja podataka, korištene metode i instrumente, format i veličinu podataka, načine dijeljenja, čuvanja i ograničenja u dijeljenjima podataka za projekt Istraživanje eocenskih ...
Galović, Ines, Horvat, Marija
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Transmogrification of ocean into continent: implications for continental evolution. [PDF]
Morgan JP, Vannucchi P.
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Interestingly, the K-Pg transition from the Cretaceous to the Paleogene is the closest to our time and, from today's perspective, the most dramatic extinction that has ever occurred on Earth.
Yılmaz, İsmail Ömer +6 more
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GEOCHEMICAL AND PETROLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DEH SIAHAN GRANITIC ROCKS, SOUTHWEST OF KERMAN, IRAN: DATA BEARING ON GENESIS [PDF]
The Oligocene-Miocene granitic rocks of Deh Siahan, part of central Iranian volcanic belt, are intruded into Eocene volcano-sedimentary complex where their contact is marked by albite-epidote hornblende hornfels facies and granitic apophyses.
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