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- The Trochitenkalk Formation is a geologic formation in Germany. It preserves fossils dating back to the Tri****ic period. Earth sciences portal Germany...
- formations: Trochitenkalk, Meißner Formation, Irrel Formation, Gilsdorf Formation and Warburg Formation. The lower portion or Trochitenkalk is often composed...
- occurrences of the crinoid Encrinus liliiformis captured by the often m****ive Trochitenkalk units at the base of the oberer Muschelkalk. Paraceratites (Pogonoceratites)...
- blocks were laid as a facade over bricks. The Muschelkalk comes from the Trochitenkalk Formation of the Upper Muschelkalk from the Crailsheim area. Inside...
- Sinemurian to early Pliensbachian) C****ian Formation Hanwang Formation Trochitenkalk Formation  Austria  China  Germany  Italy A brittle star belonging to...
- Södderich, are characterised by layers of Lower Muschelkalk, whilst Trochitenkalk and Ceratite layers of the Upper Muschelkalk are the predominant formations...
- Antrimpos germanicus Sp. nov Valid Brandt & Schulz Middle Tri****ic Trochitenkalk Formation  Germany A member of the family Penaeidae. Originally described...
- Gladiocaris Gen. et comb. nov Valid Gar****ino et al. Middle Tri****ic Trochitenkalk Formation  Germany A member of the family Penaeidae. Genus includes...
- Noetlingiconcha Gen. et sp. nov Valid Hautmann & Hagdorn Middle Tri****ic Trochitenkalk Formation  Germany A prospondylid bivalve. The type species is Noetlingiconcha...
- Its underlying rocks consist of limestones of the muschelkalk, hard Trochitenkalk (Upper muschelkalk) and Wellenkalk (Lower muschelkalk). The name of...