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Grigelis, 1968 (ed)

Stratigraphy of the Baltic Lower Paleozoic and its correlation with other areas

Grigelis, A. (ed)

Aasta	1968
Pealkiri originaal	Стратиграфиия нижнего палеозоя Прибалтики и корреляция с другими регионами
Kirjastus	Mintis
Kirjastuse koht	Vilnius
Leheküljed	1-318
Tüüp	raamat (tervik)
OpenAccess
Keel	vene
Id	10118

Märkused

To the twenty-third session of the International Geological Congress Czechoslovakia, Prague, August 1968

Märksõnad

Paleontology Stratigraphy Biostratigraphy Baltica

Sisukord

Leheküljed	Pealkiri	Autor(id)
9-21	The Vendian of Lithuania	Sakalauskas, V. F.
22-32	On the stratigraphy of the Cambrian strata of Estonia	Mardla, A. K., Mens, K. A., Kala, E, A., Kajak, K. F., Erisalu, E. K.
33-52	On stratigraphy of the Cambrian deposits in the western part of Latvia	Lieldiena, E. K., Fridrihsone, A. I.
53-68	The stratigraphy of the Cambrian deposits of the Southern Baltic	Korkutis, V. A.
69-80	Development and stratigraphy of Cambrian in north-eastern Poland	Lendzion, K.
81-110	Stratigraphy of the Viru and Harju series (Ordovician) of the Central East Baltic area	Männil, Ralf, Põlma, L., Hints, L.
130-138	Paleontological characteristic of adjacent Ordovician and Silurian deposits in Latvia	Gailite, L.
155-169	Lithostratigraphic complexes of the Upper Ordovician - Lower Silurian deposits in the western part of the South Baltic	Lapinskas, P. P.
188-214	A stratigraphic revision of the lowermost Silurian in the northern East-Baltic area	Nestor, H., Kala, E.
215-272	Biostratigraphy and correlation of the Silurian of the Middle Baltic region	Ulst, R.
250-272	Biostratigraphy and correlation of the Silurian terrigenous and carbonaceous formations of the Southern Baltics	Paškevičius, J.
286-303	Sediments of the platform Silurian in Poland and their correlation with the Holy Cross Mts	Tomczyk, H.
304-316	On the correlation of the Silurian deposits of Podolia, Soviet Baltic region and Gotland (data of the ostracod investigation)	Abushik, A. F.

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