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- The Amaltheenton Formation is a geologic formation in Germany. It preserves fossils dating back to the Jur****ic period. Earth sciences portal Germany portal...
- formations (from top to base): Opalinuston Dörnten-Formation Posidonia Shale Amaltheenton Capricorn Formation Raricostaten-Formation Arieten Sandstone Li****icus...
- Megasphaerella Gen. et sp. nov Valid Keupp Early Jur****ic (Pliensbachian) Amaltheenton Formation Germany A bivalved calcareous microfossil of uncertain affinities...
- Jurensismergel (Jurensis Marl), Posidonienschiefer (cf. Posidonia Shale), Amaltheenton (Amalthean Clay), Numismalismergel (Numismalis Marl) and Obtususton (Obtusus...
- -easternmost part of the Polish basin and there is no link with the local Amaltheenton Beds, unlike the Komorowo Formation. The described tooth of Antiquaobatis...
- medium gray, pyrite-rich clay marl stones that are still part of the Amaltheenton Formation, which gradually wedge out to the east in the area of Aalen-W****eralfingen...
- (1968). Urda suevica Comb. nov (Reiff) Early Jur****ic (Pliensbachian) Amaltheenton Formation  Germany An isopod belonging to the group Scutocoxifera. Moved...
- ; Kear, B. (2017). "A rare new Pliensbachian plesiosaurian from the Amaltheenton Formation of Bielefeld in northwestern Germany". Alcheringa. 42 (4):...
- lowest sub-layers (Lias alpha to gamma) are beneath the surface. The Amaltheenton (Lias delta) at 35 m is the thickest sub-layer of the Lias. A special...
- Gen. et 3 sp. nov Valid Keupp & Fuchs Early Jur****ic (Pliensbachian) Amaltheenton  Germany A member of Belemnitina. Genus includes new species E. doppelsteini...