- In the
geological timescale, the
Tithonian is the
latest age of the Late Jur****ic
Epoch and the
uppermost stage of the
Upper Jur****ic Series. It spans...
- Kimmeridgian–
Tithonian boundary. The sea
levels falls in the late
Tithonian,
perhaps to
around 100 metres,
before rebounding to
around 110
metres at the
Tithonian–Berriasian...
- (million
years ago). The
Kimmeridgian follows the
Oxfordian and
precedes the
Tithonian. The
Kimmeridgian Stage takes its name from the
village of Kimmeridge...
-
Tithonian) and Picún Leufú
Formation (middle
Tithonian –
lower Berriasian), and to
continental deposits of the
Bajada Colorada Formation of
Tithonian...
-
their large claws for
maintaining territories. They
first appeared in the
Tithonian age of the Late Jur****ic epoch, 145–152
million years ago.
Porcelain crabs...
-
Portugal that
lived during the Late Jur****ic (uppermost
lower Tithonian-upper
Tithonian, 152.1-145.0 Ma) in what is now the Lourinhã Formation. The type...
- that had a
widespread distribution across the
Tethys Ocean from the late
Tithonian to the
early Valanginian and were
characterised by
rapid evolution, and...
- Kimmeridgian, but,
according to more
recent studies, they were
formed in the
Tithonian age of the Jur****ic period.
Albian foraminifera and
ammonites also known...
- ****oni: late
Albian Anhanguera santanae: Aptian-Albian
Anurognathus ammoni:
Tithonian Aralazhdarcho bostobensis: Santonian-early
Campanian Arambourgiania philadelphiae:...
- the present. The
cooling trend of the last
epoch of the Jur****ic, the
Tithonian,
continued into the Berriasian, the
first age of the Cretaceous. The North...
