UPPER PALEOZOIC OF PERU
Norman D. Newell, John Chronic, Thomas G. Roberts
Abstract
Norman D. Newell, John Chronic, Thomas G. Roberts
Abstract
Upper Paleozoic sedimentary rocks are widely distributed and probably more fully represented in the Peruvian Andes than in other parts of South America. A reconnaissance study of these rocks and their fossils reported here supplies new and important information on late Paleozoic history of the western part of South America.
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Upper Paleozoic sedimentary rocks are widely distributed and probably more fully represented in the Peruvian Andes than in other parts of South America. A reconnaissance study of these rocks and their fossils reported here supplies new and important information on late Paleozoic history of the western part of South America.
Key concepts: Paleozoic, Geology, Sedimentary rock, Paleontology, Archaeology, Geography