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(2002)Pistillate heads with a single ripening fruit and peltate carpellodia from the Tsagayan deposits of the Amur Region are assigned to a new genus of the Platanaceae, Oreocarpa N. Maslova et Krassilov gen. nov. The heads ...
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(2001)A new species of giant chimaeroid Edaphodon eolucifer sp. nov. (family Edaphodontidae) from the basal horizon of the Beryozovaya Beds (Lower Paleocene, Danian) is described based on the lower jaw (“mandibular”), and anterior ...
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(2003)A continuous age model for the brief climate excursion at the Paleocene-Eocene boundary has been constructed by assuming a constant flux of extraterrestrial 3He (3HeET) to the seafloor. 3HeET measurements from ODP Site 690 ...
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(1999)Changes in species diversity, taxonomy, and structure of late Paleocene-Eocene planktonic foraminiferal assemblages are discussed using the results of the analysis of their distribution in the North Pacific region along ...
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(2005)A Late Paleocene (~60 Ma BP) lateritic soil from Northern Ireland (the Antrim paleosol, herein referred to as Nire) contains coexisting goethite, gibbsite, phyllosilicate, and hematite. The Fe(III) oxides exhibit pisolitic ...
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(2001)Maastrichtian dinosaur bone remains from the Naran Bulak locality (the Gobi Desert) with well-preserved bone textural features are enriched in some trace elements, primarily in REE. These features of vertebrate fossils ...
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(2003)Dispersal of mammals into Europe at the beginning of the Eocene is conventionally interpreted as being solely from North America via the Greenland land bridge, as other routes were apparently unavailable because of the ...
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(2003)Fossil bivalves bearing oblique ribs first appeared in the Mid Ordovician but their diversity remained low during the Palaeozoic. The diversity soon increased after the Early Triassic, peaking in the Early Cretaceous. The ...
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(2004)In the northeastern Peri Tethys, the Goryachii Klyuch facies of the upper Paleocene are much more widespread than it was believed before. The facies correspond to dark colored, predominantly carbonate-free sediments bearing ...
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(1997)This is the first reliable record of the genus Platanus based on pistillate heads and leaves from the Paleocene of Western Kamchatka. The leaves were previously described as P. basicordata Budants. A new species, P. ...
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(2003)Pre-Quaternary terrestrial climate records in which time has been calibrated using astronomical cycles are, with the exception of lacustrine proxies, poorly represented in the geological record. This omission is a significant ...
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(2002)We present paleomagnetic results of Paleocene welded tuffs of the 53–50 Ma Bogopol Group from the northern region (46°N, 137°E) of the Sikhote Alin volcanic belt. Characteristic paleomagnetic directions with high unblocking ...
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(2003)To further understand the distribution and abundance of Apectodinium through space and time, dinoflagellate cyst (dinocyst) records from two well-calibrated Paleogene sections in the Tethys (Tunisia and Uzbekistan) have ...
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(2001)I present a new method for reconnaissance cyclostratigraphic study of continuously cored boreholes: the generation of detailed sediment color logs by digitizing Ocean Drilling Program (ODP) core photographs. The reliability ...
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(2004)Taphofloras of the Koryak Upland and the Sagwon Locality of North Alaska are described in terms of their taxonomic composition, stratigraphic ranges, and comparison with coeval floras of Northeastern Russia and Alaska. ...
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(2002)Neocassandra mica Daniltshenko, 1968 from the Late Paleocene of Turkmenistan is revised and assigned to the order Aulopiformes. However, it substantially differs from all members of the order in the following characters: ...
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(2003)A new monotypic genus, Archaranthus gen. nov. (Platanaceae) with A. krassilovii sp. nov. as its type species, is erected for staminate inflorescences from the Maastrichtian-Paleocene deposits of the Amur Region on the basis ...
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(1996)The vertical distribution of macrofossils (echinoids, biyozoans, brachiopods, bivalves, and others), and planktonic and benthic foraminifers was studied in several Paleocene and Eocene sections of western Mangyshlak. The ...
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(2003)In the Paleocene, most of the present West Siberian plain was occupied by a vast epicontinental sea, which reached from the present Arctic and Atlantic oceans in the North to the Aral Basin in the South. Climate and ocean ...
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(2003)In the northeastern Peri-Tethys epicontinental basin stretching from the Black Sea to Tadjikistan, a sapropelitic bed with total organic carbon (TOC) contents up to 20% and enriched in redox-sensitive elements was deposited ...
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