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Geology

Devonian organic massif in the basins of the rivers Kara-Silovayaha (the southest Pai-Hoi)

Authors:
A. L. Zherlygin
About authors
  • undergraduate student Saint Petersburg State Mining University
Date submitted:
2011-07-12
Date accepted:
2011-09-26
Date published:
2012-04-05

Abstract

The results of biostratigraphic and litologo-genetic researches in the basins of the rivers Kara and Silovoyaha in the southest Pai-Hoi have allowed to ascertain existence Devonian organic massif – a huge geological substance which thickness is about 1700 m and occupies the space not less than 400 km2. Features of its structure are revealed and the formation history is reconstructed.

Область исследования:
Geology
Keywords:
Pai-Hoi devonian organic massif
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References

  1. Pershina A.I., Tsyganko V.S. New data on Stratigraphy of devonian and silurian deposits of the southeast PaiHoi // Phanerozoic of the North of the European part of USSR. Syktyvkar, 1980. P. 3-19.
  2. Antoshkina A.I. Evolution in the formation of reefs and biogene skeletons in Paleozoic in the northeast of the European platform.//the Bulletin of Institute of geology. 2005. № 5. P. 10-13.

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