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The transgressive Cretaceous (Upper Albian through Turonian) deposits of the Polish Jura Chain

The paper deals with the transgressive Cretaceous deposits (Upper Albian through Turonian) occurring within the Polish Jura Chain (Southern Poland). Their stratigraphy and facial development in the…

The Mid-Cretaceous transgression onto the Central Polish Uplands (marginal part of the Central European Basin)

Cenomanian ammonites from German Democratic Republic, Poland, and the Soviet Union

The Cenomanian ammonites from selected sections in German Democratic Republic (Subhercynian Basin and Saxony), Central Poland (Holy Cross Mts), and the Soviet Union (Podolia, Crimea, Caucasus, and…

Stratigraphy and regional development of the mid-Cretaceous (Upper Albian through Coniacian) of the Mangyshlak Mountains, Western Kazakhstan

Dynamic stratigraphy and evolution of the Upper Albian through Coniacian of the Mangyshlak Mountains (Western Kazakhstan) is presented. The basic description, fossil content, and…

The Cretaceous transgressive deposits east of Czestochowa (Polish Jura Chain)

The Cretaceous transgressive deposits in the environs of Mokrzesz, Luslawice and Julianka, situated east of Czestochowa (Polish Jura Chain), are developed mostly as various glauconitic sands and…

An Upper Albian ammonite fauna from Crimea

The paper deals with the Upper Albian ammonites occurring in the transgressive deposits of south-western Crimea in the Soviet Union. On the basis of faunistic and lithological criteria, the…

Condensed Cretaceous sequence with stromatolites in the Polish Jura Chain

The Cretaceous stromatolites from the Polish Jura Chain (western margin of the Miechow synclinorium) are described. The high-energy, shallow marine water below the intertidal zone is postulated as an…

Biogeographical and stratigraphical significance of the latest Turonian and Early Coniacian inoceramid/ammonite succession of the Manasoa section on the Onilahy River, south-west Madagascar

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The Albian ammonite fauna of Poland and .its paleogeographical significance

The·taxonomical and ecological analysis of·the ammonite assemblages, as well as the general paleogeographical setting indicate that the Albian deposits within the Polish part of the Central European…

A biostratigraphic approach to the mid-Cretaceous transgressive sequence of the Central Polish Uplands

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