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- Charity, Celebrity, and the
Contradictions of
Coevalness" in
which she uses the
concept of '
coevalness' to
analyze Western,
specifically celebrity, involvement...
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although it is
alleged that the King
himself was the real father. The
coevals attribute the
paternity of both
children to
Louis XV for,
according to...
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subdivided into the
Smithian and
Spathian subages. The
Lower Tri****ic
series is
coeval with the
Scythian Stage,
which is
today not
included in the
official timescales...
- of the ba****t
Supai Group of the
southwest &
south Colorado Plateau.
Coeval units of
Wescogame Formation and the
Supai Group are
replaced by geologic...
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succeeded by the
Carnian (part of the
Upper or Late Tri****ic). The
Ladinian is
coeval with the
Falangian regional stage used in China. The
Ladinian was established...
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Cenomanian starts around at 95 Mya.[citation needed] The
Cenomanian is
coeval with the
Woodbinian of the
regional timescale of the Gulf of
Mexico and...
- In astronomy, an open
cluster family is a
group of
approximately coeval (age
range ∼ {\displaystyle \sim } 30 Myr)
young open star
clusters located in...
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Roman law was
named after its proposer, and
never a defendant. Like his
coevals,
Marcellus fought in the
Second Punic War,
probably accompanying his father...
- (latest Permian) and is
followed by the Olenekian. The
Induan is
roughly coeval with the
regional Feixianguanian Stage of China. The Tri****ic is the first...
