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Fishes from the Akkuyu Formation (Tithonian),Western Taurus, Turkey

Geobios, 1985
Abstract Two fragmentary fishes are described from theUpper Jurassic (Tithonian) Akkuyu Formation of the Akseki region in the western Taurus (Turkey). Both are determinable, one as a caudal fin of an ichthyodectiform teleost, either Thrissops or Allothrissops , the other as a coelacanthid coelacanth, cf. Undina .
Peter L. Forey, Olivier Monod, Colin Patterson   +2 more
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Cieneguiticeras, a new genus of Tithonian oppeliids (Ammonoidea, Late Jurassic)

Geobios, 2010
Abstract The new genus Cieneguiticeras , assigned to the family Oppeliidae, is described on the basis of Andean lower-middle Tithonian ammonites from Arroyo Cieneguita, west-central part of the Neuquen-Mendoza Basin, Argentina. The macroconchs are closely homoeomorphic with Neochetoceras Spath and the microconchs have a ‘glochiceratid’-type ...
Horacio Parent, Ryszard Myczyński, Armin Scherzinger, Günter Schweigert   +3 more
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Ammonite habitats in the Early Tithonian of Western Tethys

Lethaia, 1992
Cccca, F. 1992 07 15: Ammonite habitats in the Early Tithonian of Western Tethys. Habitats of Early Tithonian ammonites of Western Tethys are inferred from analysis of faunal spectra, functional morphology. facies characteristics and palaeogeography.
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The bivalve Aulacomyella from the Early Tithonian (Late Jurassic) of Antarctica

Antarctic Science, 1991
The bivalve Aulacomyella is described formally from Tithonian deposits of the Antarctic Peninsula region for the first time. Two species are recognized. A. willeyi Kelly sp. nov. was collected in situ from the Nordenskjöld Formation, Longing Gap on the east coast of Graham Land, and in clasts reworked into Cretaceous glide block deposits on James Ross ...
Kelly, Simon R.A., Doyle, Peter
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A new Tithonian ammonoid fauna from Kurdistan, Northern Iraq

1950
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Upper Tithonian limestone with Campbelliella striata (CAROZZI)

2007
In the continuous sequence of Upper Jurassic strata during the late Tithonian, in the well bedded limestone with shallowing upward cycles, the dasyclad species Campbelliella striata (CAROZZI) was common, in addition to Clypeina jurassica FAVRE (= Clypeina sulcata (ALTH)) and Salpingoporella annulata CAROZZI. Generally, C.
Velić, Ivo, Sokač, Branko, Grgasović, Tonći   +2 more
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Tithonian Basal Makhul Shale - A Promising Shale Resource Play in Kuwait

Proceedings, 2014
The lower part of the Makhul Formation comprises a transgressive sequence of organic rich argillaceous limestones and dark euxinic bituminous rich claystones. The unit called as the ‘Basal Makhul Shale’ is emerging as a promising exploratory target for shale oil. The present TOC values range from 0.10% to 10.7%.
R. Husain, A. Al-Khamis, A. Prakash, F. Hussain, P. Singh, N. Al-Ammar, A. Al-Fares   +6 more
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A SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHIC REFERENCE SECTION FOR THE TITHONIAN OF LEBANON

2000
Central Lebanon provides some of the best exposed and most readily accessible Upper Jurassic Kimmeridgian sections in theMiddleEast and is one of thefewplaces where lateral equivalents of theprolific Arab FormationKimmeridgian reservoirs of Peninsular Arabia can be studied at outcrop Atthe Bikfaya outcrop section35 km ENE of Beirut the ...
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Kimmeridgian/Tithonian boundary

Geobios, 1994
Fabrizio Cecca, Arnold Zeiss
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Substop 2.1: Contrada Diesi I (Early Jurassic - Early Tithonian)

2002
Palermo, Italy, 12-22 september 2002.
BALDANZA A., COPE J. C. W., D'ARPA C., DI STEFANO P., MARINO M. C., MARIOTTI, Nino, NICOSIA, Umberto, PARISI G., PETTI F. M.   +8 more
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