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Stromatolites and pulsed oxygenation events in the Mesoproterozoic Longjiayuan formation of western Henan: evidence for life-environment co-evolution. [PDF]
Li Q, Zheng D, Sun F.
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Carbonate Sedimentology of the Upper Riphean (Neoproterozoic) Uk Formation, Southern Urals
Lithology and Mineral Resources, 2021Dmitry Grazhdankin, S A Dub
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Paleobiocoenoses in the middle-upper riphean stratotype of the Southern Urals
Doklady Earth Sciences, 2012Puchkov V N, V N Puchkov, V I Kozlov
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Upper Riphean lithologic complexes of the world
International Geology Review, 1982A B Ronov
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Geochemistry of High-Phosphorus Zircon from the Upper Riphean Sandstones of the Southern Timan
Geochemistry International, 2023A detailed mineralogical and geochemical study (using the EPMA and SIMS methods) of zircon from metasandstones of the Dzhezhim Formation in the South Timan made it possible to establish an anomalously high content of phosphorus in it (up to 10.27 wt % P2O5 according to EPMA data), which correlates with an increased content of other non-formula ...
O. V. Grakova +3 more
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Upper Riphean and Vendian sandstones of the Bashkirian anticlinorium
Lithology and Mineral Resources, 2010The analysis of lithogeochemical data on the Upper Riphean and Vendian sandstones from the Bashkirian anticlinorium showed that sandstone associations formed in a passive sluggish tectonic regime in the middle Late Vendian were replaced by associations accumulated in the more active tectonic settings.
A. V. Maslov +2 more
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Flysch association of the upper Riphean of the Talas Range
International Geology Review, 1980V. G. Korolev, R. A. Maksumova
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Mayanian (1100–850 Ma) – Prebaikalian Upper Riphean of Siberia
Russian Geology and Geophysics, 2008Abstract The Mayanian (1100–850 Ma) is an all-Siberian stratigraphic subdivision of the Neoproterozoic distinguished on the basis of generalized geological and paleontological data for the Maya Group in the southeast of the Siberian craton and for its counterparts in other structure-facies areas (SFA).
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