Magnetostratigraphy of the Red Beds in the Hengyang Basin
Ge Tongming, Jian Liu, Fan Limin, Zhong Shuixian, Wu Nengyou, Vindell Hsu, Ajoy K. Baksi
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Ge Tongming, Jian Liu, Fan Limin, Zhong Shuixian, Wu Nengyou, Vindell Hsu, Ajoy K. Baksi
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Abstract This paper discusses the Cretaceous‐Tertiary magnetic polarity sequence of the the Hengyang Basin on the basis of magnetostratigraphic study. The age of each stratigraphic unit has been determined with the magnetic polarity time scale combined with 39Ar/40Ar dating, thus providing evidence for determining the geological ages of different formations. The authors assign the age of the Dongjing Formation of the Hengyang Basin to Early Cretaceous, the Shenhuangshan Formation to Early‐Late Cretaceous, the Daijiaping Formation to Late Cretaceous, and the Dongtang and Xialiushi formations to Palaeocene.
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Abstract This paper discusses the Cretaceous‐Tertiary magnetic polarity sequence of the the Hengyang Basin on the basis of magnetostratigraphic study. The age of each stratigraphic unit has been determined with the magnetic polarity time scale combined with 39Ar/40Ar dating, thus providing evidence for determining the geological ages of different formations. The authors assign the age of the Dongjing Formation of the Hengyang Basin to Early Cretaceous, the Shenhuangshan Formation to Early‐Late Cretaceous, the Daijiaping Formation to Late Cretaceous, and the Dongtang and Xialiushi formations to Palaeocene.
Key concepts: Magnetostratigraphy, Cretaceous, Paleontology, Geology, Polarity (international relations), Structural basin, Sequence (biology), Chemistry