12 research outputs found
Maastrichtian or Maestrichtian? A proposal to the Subcommision on Cretaceous Stratigraphy (IUGS, International Commission on Stratigraphy)
No full textThis contribution deals with the dual spelling of the terminal Cretaceous Stage, the Maastrichtian or Maestrichtian. From a historical point of view and in agreement with the recommendations of the International Stratigraphic Guide (1st and 2nd editions) only Maestrichtian is justified. Nevertheless, the spelling Maastrichtian is proposed, or equivalents in other languages, because stratigraphic names should employ the spelling of place names in the country of their origin and, to be realistic, because Maastrichtian has been well established by its use in an overwhelming majority of the publications which have appeared during the last decade
New geological data (Middle Triassic, Rhaetian-Liassic and Oligocene) of the Winterswijk quarry, the eastern Netherlands.
No full textPalaeoecological investigations of a Late Bronze Age watering-place at Bovenkarspel, The Netherlands
No full textMiddle cretaceous microflora from the huincul formation ("dinosaurian beds") in the neuquén basin, Patagonia, Argentina
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The influence of tectonic regime on chalk deposition: examples of the sedimentary development and 3D-seismic stratigraphy of the Chalk Group in the Netherlands offshore area
No full textPalynology of the Middle Miocene—Pliocene Novo Remanso Formation, Central Amazonia, Brazil
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