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Dinantian is the name of a
series or
epoch from the
Lower Carboniferous system in
western Europe between 359.2 to 326.4
million years ago. It can stand...
- into the
lower Dinantian,
dominated by
carbonate deposition and the
upper Silesian with
mainly siliciclastic deposition. The
Dinantian was
divided into...
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widely throughout Great Britain and
Ireland that were
deposited during the
Dinantian Epoch of the
Carboniferous Period.
These rocks formed between 363 and...
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fossils date to the
Middle Devonian-Carboniferous,
lower Carboniferous (
Dinantian), and the
lower Permian respectively.
Given the
distance of the fossil...
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European subdivision, the
Carboniferous is
divided into two epochs:
Dinantian (early) and
Silesian (late). The
Silesian starts earlier than the Pennsylvanian...
- is a
volcanic plug of hard
phonolitic trachyte rock of
Carboniferous (
Dinantian) age. It has
survived the s****ing
glaciers of the ice age. It is a crag...
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described as "arguably the most
impressive exposures of the early-mid
Dinantian Fell
Sandstone Group in the
whole of
northern England".
Colour Heugh and...
- (Frasnes-lez-Couvin),
Famennian (Famenne),
Tournaisian (Tournai),
Visean (Visé),
Dinantian (Dinant), and
Namurian (Namur)".
Except for the Tournaisian, all these...
- to it. The type species, B. elegans, has been
collected from
several Dinantian-aged
localities in Scotland, and was
first described in 1908 by British...
- PMID 22393016. Brown, M.A.E. (1980). "The
Upper Devonian and
Lower Carboniferous (
Dinantian) of the
Firth of Tay, Scotland".
Report of the
Institute of Geological...
