- The
Burdigalian is, in the
geologic timescale, an age or
stage in the
early Miocene. It
spans the time
between 20.43 ± 0.05 Ma and 15.97 ± 0.05 Ma (million...
-
Messinian Age,
preceded by
Tortonian Age
Serravallian Age
Langhian Age
Burdigalian Age
Aquitanian Age In
different geophysical regions of the world, other...
-
Cirolana centinelensis Sp. nov
Valid Maguire in
Maguire et al.
Miocene (
Burdigalian)
Estancia 25 de Mayo
Formation Argentina An isopod, a
species of Cirolana...
- Physogaleus,
Prionace glauca,
Carcharhinus sp-f,
Galeocerdo mayumbensis in
Burdigalian and
Langhian and
other species. Ward,
David J.; Bonavia,
Charles Galea...
-
years BP. It is
usually considered to
overlap the
latest Aquitanian and
Burdigalian of the
Early Miocene. The
Hemingfordian is
preceded by the Arikareean...
- flood". Also
during the
early Miocene (specifically the
Aquitanian and
Burdigalian Stages), the apes
first evolved,
began diversifying, and
became widespread...
-
recent species Megachasma pelagios was
reported from the
early Miocene (
Burdigalian) of Belgium. However, the Cretaceous-aged M.
comanchensis has been recently...
-
succeeds the
Chattian (the
youngest age of the Oligocene) and
precedes the
Burdigalian. The
Aquitanian Age
overlaps with the Harrisonian, Agenian, Pareora,...
- present-day
diversity probably did not
occur until much later;
around the
Burdigalian stage of the
Early Miocene,
roughly 20–15 mya. The
genera Spheniscus...
- Ceva in
northern Italy,
hence the name. The
Langhian is
preceded by the
Burdigalian and
followed by the
Serravallian Stage. The base of the
Langhian is defined...
