The stratigraphic setting of cretaceous volcanic rocks in Crimea and in the North Caucasus
作者： L. F. Kopaevich , A. O. Khotylev
DOI: 10.3103/S0145875214060088
关键词: Stage (stratigraphy) 、 Foraminifera 、 Geology 、 Volcanic rock 、 Cenomanian 、 Paleontology 、 Age estimation 、 Volcanism 、 Volcano 、 Cretaceous
摘要: The ages of volcanic activity in the Crimea and North Caucasus are reported this paper. age estimation described ranges is based on results micropaleontological analysis (planktonic Foraminifera) with account for data other groups, mostly Ammonites Inoceramids. Volcanic rocks related to Upper Albian (Thalmanninella appenninica Zone), Lower Cenomanian globotruncanoides Zone) deposits, boundary deposits Middle deeckey Middle-Upper (Rotalipora cushmani Zone). was found Campanian Stage (Globotruncanita elevate Globotruncana ventricosa) as well.
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