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- Stephanian can refer to: Stephanian (stage), a stage in the European stratigraphy of the Carboniferous Stephanian school of literature, a body of fictional...
- An alumnus of St Stephen's College, Delhi is called a Stephanian. Alumni of the college include distinguished economists, CEOs of Fortune 500 companies...
- the Stephanian are: Stephanian C Stephanian B "Saberian" [correlation uncertain] Barruelian (Stephanian A) Cantabrian The Westphalian-Stephanian boundary...
- Stephanian school of literature is a body of fictional works written in English, mostly novels written by the alumni of St. Stephen's College, Delhi. It...
- species. Fossils of Meganeura were first discovered in Late Carboniferous (Stephanian) Coal Measures of Commentry, France in 1880. In 1885, French paleontologist...
- topical issues. Alumni and students of St. Stephen's College are called "Stephanians". Over the years, the college has produced distinguished alumni in fields...
- largely of Westphalian age, though they also extend into the succeeding Stephanian. The Westphalian is preceded by the Namurian Stage/Age (which corresponds...
- Viséan stages. The Silesian was divided into the Namurian, Westphalian and Stephanian stages. The Tournaisian is the same length as the International Commission...
- Pederson, Greg P. Russell, Michael Williamson, Takashi Akaku, and Arno Stephanian (for "Broken to the Fist") Won Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a...
- up into mainly coal-barren red beds of late Westphalian and possibly Stephanian age. Within the Pennine Basin, these barren measures are now referred...