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Vol 63 Iss. 2
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Lower phamen of the South Urals

Authors:
D. V. Nalivkin
Date submitted:
1971-08-11
Date accepted:
1971-10-24
Date published:
1972-02-01

Abstract

The classic section of the Lower Phamene is considered to be the section of the central regions of the Russian Platform. In it, the Zadonian and Yeletsky layers with numerous representatives of the Cyrtospirifer archiaci Murch group lie on the Upper Nefranian sediments with theodossia, covered by the Dankov-Lebedian layers with C. lebedianicus Nal.

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References

  1. Donanova L. M. Early Carboniferous brachiopods of the Magnitogorsk synclinorium. Cand. dissertation. VSEGEI, 1969.
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