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Biostratigraphy of the Upper Cretaceous of Romania
Cretaceous Research, 1994Abstract This paper is a synthesis of published and new ammonite, inoceramid and planktonic foraminiferal biostratigraphic data obtained by the authors from the Upper Cretaceous rocks of the East and South Carpathians, especially from the Median Dacides tectonic units, as well as the Babadag basin of North Dobrogea, Romania.
J. Ion, L. Szasz
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Palynostratigraphy of the Upper Cretaceous in Hungary
Cretaceous Research, 1993Abstract Within the territory of Hungary four sedimentologically different sequences can be distinguished in the Senonian: the Transdanubian Central Range, the 'Gosau', the flysch and the southern Great Hungarian Plain. The most continuous Central Range sedimentary succession can be referred, on the basis of palynology, to the Upper Sanionian-Upper ...
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Cretaceous Collembola (Arthropoda, Hexapoda) from the Upper Cretaceous of Canada
Cretaceous Research, 2002Abstract Previously only one specimen of springtail (Collembola) has been described worldwide from the Cretaceous. The present work reports the results of an examination of seventy-eight collembolan specimens from Canadian Upper Cretaceous amber. Sixty-three specimens have been identified at the generic level, none of which belongs to extant genera ...
K. Christiansen, E. Pike
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Iguanid Lizard from the Upper Cretaceous of Brazil
Science, 1973Pristiguana brasiliensis , new genus and species, from the Upper Cretaceous Baurú Formation of Brazil, is the oldest fossil referable to the living lizard family Iguanidae. It resembles living primitive South American iguanids in some features, but also shows similarity to members of the related family Teiidae.
R, Estes, L I, Price
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An Upper Cretaceous lizard with a lower temporal arcade
Naturwissenschaften, 2008The reduced lower temporal arcade of the skull and the movable quadrate are the most distinctive features of squamates. Up to now, no exception has been documented for any fossil or extant squamates. We report here a new fossil lizard that possesses a complete lower temporal arcade and an unmovable quadrate.
Jun-Chang, Lü +3 more
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Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1977
Paleomagnetic study of the Upper Cretaceous part of the Scaglia Rossa pelagic limestone in the section at Gubbio, Italy, yielded a sequence of magnetic polarity zones that corresponds precisely with the polarity sequence inferred from marine magnetic anomaly profiles.
WILLIAM LOWRIE, WALTER ALVAREZ
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Paleomagnetic study of the Upper Cretaceous part of the Scaglia Rossa pelagic limestone in the section at Gubbio, Italy, yielded a sequence of magnetic polarity zones that corresponds precisely with the polarity sequence inferred from marine magnetic anomaly profiles.
WILLIAM LOWRIE, WALTER ALVAREZ
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Upper Cretaceous palynology-A review
The Botanical Review, 1967Introduction ..... 260 Records of microspore assemblages in the Upper Cretaceous 263 North America 263 Alaska ..... 263 Canada .... 263 Western United States of America 265 Eastern United States of America 268 Europe ........ 270 Correlative discussion on the Upper Cretaceous flora of United States and Europe ......
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Gas Detection In Upper Cretaceous Formations
Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology, 1986Abstract Hydrocarbon resource companies in the Lloydminster heavy oil region have experienced problems with unwanted gas flows to surface outside production and surface casings. Locating the source of these flows prior to attempting to shut the gas off has proved troublesome. Gas shut-off attempts have therefore had
M.A. Woloschuk, W.P. Olson, A.L. Hamel
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THE UPPER CRETACEOUS GEOCHRONOLOGICAL SCALE
International Geology Review, 1984(1984). THE UPPER CRETACEOUS GEOCHRONOLOGICAL SCALE. International Geology Review: Vol. 26, No. 7, pp. 761-764.
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