Microfauna and Biofacies of the Jurassic of the Eastern Coast of Anabar Bay (Northern Siberia)

The results of studying the Jurassic microfauna of the eastern shore of Anabar Bay are presented. Bajocian-Oxfordian microbenthic communities were reconstructed, characterizing two stages of foraminiferal development. The bionomic zones of the Anabar-Lena Sea in the area of the studied section are recognized.

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Paleontological Journal
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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s003103012460046x
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Geological Studies and Exploration
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Microfauna and Biofacies of the Jurassic of the Eastern Coast of Anabar Bay (Northern Siberia)

L. A. Glinskikh
Paleontological Journal
Geological Studies and Exploration
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Microfauna and Biofacies of the Jurassic of the Eastern Coast of Anabar Bay (Northern Siberia)

L. A. Glinskikh
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The results of studying the Jurassic microfauna of the eastern shore of Anabar Bay are presented. Bajocian-Oxfordian microbenthic communities were reconstructed, characterizing two stages of foraminiferal development. The bionomic zones of the Anabar-Lena Sea in the area of the studied section are recognized.

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