'Ordovician' presentation slideshows

EARLY PALEOZOIC EVENTS

EARLY PALEOZOIC EVENTS. CAMBRIAN PALEOGEOGRAPHY. Development of a shallow epeiric or epicontinental sea Continent situated on the equator, so waters most likely warm Significant carbonate deposits accumulate Deep water sediments (shales) are accumulating on margins.

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Cephalopods

Cephalopods. Cephalopods History. appeared some time in the late Cambrian several million years before the first primitive fish began swimming in the ocean

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Unit 7: Quiz #2

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Upper Ordovician Mud Slide: A Crinoid Biocenose Becomes a Thanatocenose

Upper Ordovician Mud Slide: A Crinoid Biocenose Becomes a Thanatocenose. Gene Ulmer, George Myer & Steve Peterson, Dept of Earth & Environmental Sciences, Temple, University, Philadelphia PA 19122 USA. A story of the dislocation and burial of a living colony of crinoids.

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EARLY PALEOZOIC EVENTS

EARLY PALEOZOIC EVENTS. ORDOVICIAN PALEOGEOGRAPHY. Cratonic Sequences of North American. EARLY PALEOZOIC EVENTS. ORDOVICIAN PALEOGEOGRAPHY. EARLY PALEOZOIC EVENTS. ORDOVICIAN PALEOGEOGRAPHY. EARLY PALEOZOIC EVENTS. ORDOVICIAN PALEOGEOGRAPHY. Queenston Clastic Wedge.

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FOSSILS

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University of Liberia

University of Liberia. GEOL. 303: PALEONTOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY PRESENTATION THE EVOLUTION OF THE BIOSHERE WITH RESPECT TO THE ORDOVICIAN PERIOD. AUTHOR: Sam O.Grose CO- AUTHOR: Janneh V. Dukuly. INTRODUCTION.

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Paleoniches TCN

Paleoniches TCN. Ordovician (488-444Ma) Ohio University Zoological Collections , Cincinnati Museum Center and the Karl E. Limper Geology Museum ( MUGM ) >1,500 localities >100,000 specimens ~115 species. Neogene (23-2.6Ma) Florida Museum of Natural History >3000 localities

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