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Science, 1983
Paleozoic paleogeographies should be consistent with all available, reliable data. However, comparison of three different Devonian paleogeographies that are based largely or wholly on the data of remanent magnetism show them to be inconsistent in many regards.
A J, Boucot, J, Gray
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Paleozoic paleogeographies should be consistent with all available, reliable data. However, comparison of three different Devonian paleogeographies that are based largely or wholly on the data of remanent magnetism show them to be inconsistent in many regards.
A J, Boucot, J, Gray
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Science, 1965
A Silurian, and perhaps Devonian, limestone belt in northern West Pakistan contains the first Paleozoic reefs found on the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent. The belt contains a rich fauna entirely new to Pakistan. Its presence indicates that this area was inundated in Silurian and Devonian times by seas bordered by reefs or containing reef platforms.
C, Teichert, K W, Stauffer
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A Silurian, and perhaps Devonian, limestone belt in northern West Pakistan contains the first Paleozoic reefs found on the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent. The belt contains a rich fauna entirely new to Pakistan. Its presence indicates that this area was inundated in Silurian and Devonian times by seas bordered by reefs or containing reef platforms.
C, Teichert, K W, Stauffer
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Science, 1973
Seeds in a conifer cone from the Lower Permian of west Texas contain embryo tissue. These are the oldest plant embryos on record. Their development prior to seed dispersal shows that the sequence of embryo growth typical of most modern seed plants had evolved before the end of the Paleozoic Era.
C N, Miller, J T, Brown
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Seeds in a conifer cone from the Lower Permian of west Texas contain embryo tissue. These are the oldest plant embryos on record. Their development prior to seed dispersal shows that the sequence of embryo growth typical of most modern seed plants had evolved before the end of the Paleozoic Era.
C N, Miller, J T, Brown
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Paleozoic Ammonoid Biostratigraphy
2015Introduction: The research field of Paleozoic ammonoid biostratigraphy has undergone major changes in the last few decades. In early attempts at ammonoid biostratigraphy in the 1980s, research efforts mainly focused on the stratigraphical subdivision of the rock succession and the correlation of time equivalent assemblages with the aim of a uniform ...
Korn, Dieter, Klug, Christian
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The problem with the Paleozoic
Paleobiology, 2007Unfossiliferous marine sedimentary rocks of Phanerozoic age are known to all field-oriented paleontologists. These troublesome units are often encountered in the field, perhaps cursed roundly for a moment or two, and usually shrugged off in pursuit of the next fossiliferous interval.
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Intensity of the Earth's magnetic field: Evidence for a Mid-Paleozoic dipole low
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2021Joseph Grappone +2 more
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1996
Review of knowledge of Palaeozoic megaspores, with list of taxa and comprehensive bibliography.
Scott, A.C., Hemsley, A.R.
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Review of knowledge of Palaeozoic megaspores, with list of taxa and comprehensive bibliography.
Scott, A.C., Hemsley, A.R.
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Astronomical time scale for the Paleozoic Era
Earth-Science Reviews, 2023Tianshui Yang +2 more
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