AGE OF ESTONIAN KUKERSITE OIL SHALE – MIDDLE OR LATE ORDOVICIAN?

AGE OF ESTONIAN KUKERSITE OIL SHALE – MIDDLE OR LATE ORDOVICIAN?

Modern principles of stratigraphy and introduction of a new international time scale for the Ordovician Period have changed the view on regional stratigraphy. Seven global stages and three series allow for a more universal application of the Ordovician time scale, but in some cases the newly defined...

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