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The Ordovician and Graptolites of Lithuania - The facies, tectonic structures, graptolites and biostratigraphy of the Ordovician

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The principles to regionalise the Ordovician confacies and tectonic structures in the East Baltic area are defined. The three confacies belts and four tectonics structures have been distinguished in the East Baltic Ordovician Basin. The 44 graptolites, including 19 dendroid and 25 graptoloid species and subspecies, have been palaeontologically investigated. The nematophorous genus of Rhabdinopora by E. Eichwald (1855) is rehabilitated. A new subgenus Rhabdinopora (Dictyograptus) is investigated. The zonal graptolites scale is improved. The stratigraphy of the East Baltic Ordovician basin is based on the research done on graptolite, conodont and ostracod zones, as well the other fauna groups based on lithostratigraphical and ecoctratigraphical studies.

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Juozas Päkevi¿ius Professor, Dr. Habilitated, hoofd van de afdeling Geologie en Mineralogie van de Universiteit van Vilnius (1973-1990); zijn interessegebied omvat paleontologie, stratigrafie en geschiedenis van de geologie; hij publiceerde 26 monografieën en boeken en meer dan 250 wetenschappelijke artikelen.

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Authors Juozas Pa¿kevi¿ius, Juozas Paskevicius
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 19.04.2011
 
EAN 9783844330441
ISBN 978-3-8443-3044-1
No. of pages 116
Weight 174 g
Subject Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Geosciences > Palaeontology

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