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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «HOMOTAXIALLY»
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1
The Texan Permian and its Mesozoic types of fossils
But a part of them mny reasonably be assumed to be homotaxially equivalent
with at least a part of the European Permian, although their delimitation from the
Coal Measures may in most cases be difficult or impracticable. The evidence
upon ...
Charles Abiathar White, Geological Survey (U.S.),
1891
2
New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
Even non-synchronous successions of homotaxially matching faunas cannot be
said to have no time significance at all, as claimed by Scott and Huxley; they will
point both to a crude age at least in terms of eras, and surely of periods, and will ...
3
United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
Thus the West Humboldt fauna appears to be homotaxially equivalent both to the
zone of Ceratites trinodosus and to the lower part of the Ladinic, but the
predominance of the Bosnian elements shows that the relationship is closer with
the ...
4
Lexicon of Geologic Names of the United States for 1936-1960
Unit is evidently the basal flow breccia of thick sequence, which crops out in hills
south of area and is overlain by vesicular andesite correlative with Bell Valley
andesite : thus the Zopilote is homotaxially equivalent to Means trachyte. Overlies
...
5
On the Mesozoic and Cenozoic Paleontology of California
The Knoxville beds' are regarded as having been synchronously deposited with
those widely known A«ce//a-bearing strata which have been found at various
points along the northwest coast of North America, and also as homotaxially ...
Charles Abiathar White,
1885
6
Correlation papers ; Cretaceous
... division now recognized will prove to be homotaxially equivalent to certain
parts of the European Lower Cretaceous, as has long been claimed by Marcou
and others. *Meek and Hayden on some occasions applied the terms Earlier and
...
Charles Abiathar White,
1891
7
Professional Paper - United States Geological Survey
As in most of the Cretaceous sections of the Rocky Mountain and Plateau region,
there is present in southern Utah a basal sandstone and conglomerate which
appears to be homotaxially equivalent to the Dakota sandstone. This sandstone ...
Geological Survey (U.S.),
1922
8
A Dictionary of Entomology
Geology: Similarity of arrangement of geological strata or fossil assemblages that
have same relative position but are not necessarily contemporaneous. Alt.
Homotaxy. Adj. Homotaxial; Homotaxic. Adv. Homotaxially. HOMOTENE Adj. (
Greek ...
9
The Southern Alaska Range
... or homotaxially equivalent, its occurrence has a significance which accords
with the generally finer-grained material deposited in the lower part of the
formation, as contrasted with the coarsely conglomeratic material higher in the
formation ...
10
The Lower Cretaceous Gryphaeas of the Texas Region
Knowledge of this group was at first mostly confined to the strata of New Jersey,
which, although devoid of any chalky material, are, as shown by their fossils,
homotaxially equivalent to the Upper Chalks of Europe. The New Jersey deposits
...
Robert Thomas Hill, Thomas Wayland Vaughan,
1898