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Collision Timing and Provenance Shifts from the Late Oligocene to Middle Miocene in the Southeasternmost Zagros Orogen. [PDF]
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Complex Fault Systems and Basin Evolution of the Bonan Area, Eastern China: Effects on the Sedimentation and Distribution of Source Rocks. [PDF]
ACS OmegaWang F +8 more
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Orogenic structure and topography track subduction singularities during slab delemination and detachment. [PDF]
Sci RepHandy MR.
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Long-fuse evolution of carnivoran skeletal phenomes through the Cenozoic
Law C, Hlusko L, Tseng J.
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Nature, 1960
FOLLOWING from Dr. R. M. Stainforth's comments on our communication, we would direct attention to the fact that it contained merely some of the conclusions reached in our study of “Mid-Tertiary Stratigraphical Palaeontology”, which will be published as an entire, illustrated book, and it is obvious that we could not give the full background in such a ...
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FOLLOWING from Dr. R. M. Stainforth's comments on our communication, we would direct attention to the fact that it contained merely some of the conclusions reached in our study of “Mid-Tertiary Stratigraphical Palaeontology”, which will be published as an entire, illustrated book, and it is obvious that we could not give the full background in such a ...
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2015
The Oligocene epoch begins at 33.9 mya. Plate tectonic reconstructions demonstrate that, for the first time, the geography of the earth largely resembled that seen today. In particular, the Atlantic and Mediterranean basins had finally achieved a modern aspect (Figures 11.1 and 11.2). Discussions of anthropoid primate origins and dispersal (Chapter 12)
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The Oligocene epoch begins at 33.9 mya. Plate tectonic reconstructions demonstrate that, for the first time, the geography of the earth largely resembled that seen today. In particular, the Atlantic and Mediterranean basins had finally achieved a modern aspect (Figures 11.1 and 11.2). Discussions of anthropoid primate origins and dispersal (Chapter 12)
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Nature, 1965
RECENTLY, Eames, Banner, Blow and Clarke1 stated that strata of Oligocene age are missing in most of America. To support their conclusions, they noted that the Relizian Stage of California was Aquitanian in age and correlated it with the Chickasawhay Formation of the Gulf Coast region.
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RECENTLY, Eames, Banner, Blow and Clarke1 stated that strata of Oligocene age are missing in most of America. To support their conclusions, they noted that the Relizian Stage of California was Aquitanian in age and correlated it with the Chickasawhay Formation of the Gulf Coast region.
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Possible correlation of Oligocene climate changes with Ethiopian Oligocene ignimbrite eruptions
Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 2011The Oligocene Ethiopian continental flood basalt province (ca. 29–31 Ma) contains significant silicic pyroclastic rocks (>60,000 km3 constituting up to 20% of the volcanic stratigraphy). Rhyolitic tephras, synchronous with the Ethiopian silicic pyroclastic rocks, are found in Indian Ocean ODP holes 711A.
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