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- Mastogloia. Species: Mastogloia abnormis Al-Handal & Pennesi, 2016 Mastogloia achnanthioides A.Mann, 1925 Mastogloia acuta Grunow, 1883 "Mastogloia G...
- The Mastogloia Sea is one of the prehistoric stages of the Baltic Sea in its development after the last ice age. This took place c. 8000 years ago following...
- Lake, 12,600–10,300 Yoldia Sea, 10,300–9500 Ancylus Lake, 9,500–8,000 Mastogloia Sea, 8,000–7,500 Littorina Sea, 7,500–4,000 Post-Littorina Sea, 4,000–present...
- Ancylus Lake (8,750–7,850 BCE) Initial Littorina Sea (7,850–6,050 BCE) Mastogloia Sea (6,050–5,550 BCE) Littorina Sea (7,500–2,050 BCE) Modern Baltic Sea...
- of the Baltic Sea, which existed around 7500–4000 BP and followed the Mastogloia Sea, a transitional stage of the Ancylus Lake. This stage and form of...
- Ancylus Lake (8,750–7,850 BCE) Initial Littorina Sea (7,850–6,050 BCE) Mastogloia Sea (6,050–5,550 BCE) Littorina Sea (7,500–2,050 BCE) Modern Baltic Sea...
- (years before present) Yoldia Sea, 10,300–9500 Ancylus Lake, 9,500–8,000 Mastogloia Sea, 8,000–7,500 Littorina Sea, 7,500–4,000 Post-Littorina Baltic Sea...
- beginning ~ 7,800 ΒP to present. This is sometimes split into substages: The Mastogloia Sea – a substage sometimes used to distinguish the period between 8000...
- is a characteristic of a part of the evolving Littorina Sea called the Mastogloia Sea (about 8,000–7,500 BP), ****ociated with a net 5 m (16 ft) rise in...
- var. didyma (Ehr.) Diploneis pseudovalis var. pseudovalis Hust. Mastogloia Mastogloia elliptica var. danseii (Thwaites) Cl. Navicula Navicula aurora var...