- The
Tournaisian is in the ICS
geologic timescale the
lowest stage or
oldest age of the Mississippian, the
oldest subsystem of the Carboniferous. The Tournaisian...
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divided into the
Tournaisian and Viséan stages. The
Silesian was
divided into the Namurian,
Westphalian and
Stephanian stages. The
Tournaisian is the same...
- Visean)
Osagean (top of the
Tournaisian and
bottom of the Visean)
Kinderhookian (the
lower two-thirds of the
Tournaisian) "International Chronostratigraphic...
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years of the Carboniferous, the
early Mississippian (starting with the
Tournaisian and
moving into the Visean). The gap
forms a
discontinuity between the...
- the 'Strunian' (latest Famennian), and a
small portion of the
early Tournaisian. It is
named after the
Hangenberg Black Shale, a
distinctive layer of...
-
Famennian (Famenne),
Tournaisian (Tournai),
Visean (Visé),
Dinantian (Dinant), and
Namurian (Namur)".
Except for the
Tournaisian, all
these rocks are...
-
Occidens is an
extinct genus of stem
tetrapod from the
Early Carboniferous (
Tournaisian)
Altagoan Formation of
Northern Ireland. It is
known from a
single type...
- (2018). "A new
terrestrial millipede fauna of
earliest Carboniferous (
Tournaisian) age from
southeastern Scotland helps fill 'Romer's Gap'".
Earth and...
- Carboniferous. The
Visean lasted from 346.7 to 330.3 Ma. It
follows the
Tournaisian age/stage and is
followed by the
Serpukhovian age/stage. The Viséan Stage...
-
years ago. It was
preceded by the
Frasnian stage and
followed by the
Tournaisian stage. In the seas, a
novel major group of
ammonoid cephalopods called...
