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- Garantiana is a genus of ammonites from the Bajocian stage at the beginning of the Middle Jur****ic, included in the family Stephanoceratidae. Garantiana...
- Stephanoceratoidea. It is probably synonymous with the better known Garantiana Hlawiceras (Garantiana) has an evolute discoidal s**** with a subcircular cross section...
- seven ammonite biozones: zone of Parkinsonia parkinsoni zone of Garantiana garantiana zone of Strenoceras niortense zone of Stephanoceras humphriesianum...
- known for its deep burnt-orange colour. It is an inferior oolite of the Garantiana Beds and dates to the Middle Jur****ic. The house has been designated by...
- Formation Unit of Hebrides Basin Sub-units Druim An Fhurain Sandstone Member, Garantiana Mudstone Member Underlies Cullaidh Shale Formation Overlies Raasay Ironstone...
- ashlar quoins and capping stones. The stone is an Inferior Oolite of the Garantiana Beds, dating back to the Middle Jur****ic. In 2007 Somerset County Council...
- collected from the Upper Inferior Oolite geological formation, in the Garantiana garantiana subzone of the Parkinsonia parkinsoni ammonite zone (index fossil...
- marl Over 5.6 metres Garantiana Zone-Parkinsoni Zone Sherborne Limestone Member Redhole Lane Beds Blocky Limestone 2 metres Garantiana Zone, Dichotoma Subzone...
- Gaetanoceras Gagaticeras Gaitherites Galaticeras Galbanites Gangadharites Garantiana Gargasiceras Garniericeras Garnierisphinctes Garroniceras Gastrioceras...
- Great Oolite Groups found in southern England. The Group overlies the Garantiana Mudstone of the 'Bearreraig Sandstone Formation' and is itself overlain...