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A RESTUDY OF THE ORDOVICIAN TO EARLIEST SILURIAN GRAPTOLITE SEQUENCE FROM XING′AN,NORTH GUANGXI,CHINA

Tang Lan

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A restudy of the Ordovician to earliest Silurian graptolite sequence in the present paper is based on the stratigraphical report given by Chen X.et al. ( 1981 ) with an additional collection along the Huajiang section of Xing'an , N.Guangxi very recently.A revised graptolite zonation is shown in the following table.

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A restudy of the Ordovician to earliest Silurian graptolite sequence in the present paper is based on the stratigraphical report given by Chen X.et al. ( 1981 ) with an additional collection along the Huajiang section of Xing'an , N.Guangxi very recently.A revised graptolite zonation is shown in the following table.

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A restudy of the Ordovician to earliest Silurian graptolite sequence in the present paper is based on the stratigraphical report given by Chen X.et al. ( 1981 ) with an additional collection along the Huajiang section of Xing'an , N.Guangxi very recently.A revised graptolite zonation is shown in the following table.

Key concepts: Ordovician, Paleontology, Sequence (biology), Geology, Table (database), China, Section (typography), Biostratigraphy

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