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Middle-Upper Ordovician Shallow Platform to Deep Basin Transect, Southern Tasmania

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posted on 2025-02-12, 05:18 authored by CF Burrett, B Stait, Christopher SharplesChristopher Sharples, J Laurie
There is a profound change in sedimentary environment and in fauna going from the Middle-Upper Ordovician of Ida Bay to Surprise Bay over a present distance of only 25 km. The transition is from peritidal carbonates at Ida Bay, to subtidal carbonates at Precipitous Bluff to deep subtidal calcareous shales at Pt. Cecil to deep water micrites, graptolitic shales and carbonate turbidites at Surprise Bay.-from Authors

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Publication title

Aspects of the Ordovician System

Series

Palaeontological contributions from the University of Oslo

Volume

295

Number

295

Pagination

xx-xx

ISBN

8200063194

Department/School

Geography, Planning and Spatial Sciences, Earth Sciences, Geography, Planning, and Spatial Sciences

Publisher

University of Oslo, Series Palaeontological contributions from the University of Oslo no. 295

Publication status

  • Published

Place of publication

Oslo

Rights statement

Copyright Copyright 1984 Oslo : Universitetsforlaget [University of Oslo]

Socio-economic Objectives

180403 Assessment and management of Antarctic and Southern Ocean ecosystems

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