- The
Lutetian is, in the
geologic timescale, a
stage or age in the Eocene. It
spans the time
between 47.8 and 41.2 Ma. The
Lutetian is
preceded by the Ypresian...
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Lutetian limestone (in French,
calcaire lutécien, and
formerly calcaire grossier) — also
known as “Paris stone” — is a
variety of
limestone particular...
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caridean shrimp.
Olicarcinus Gen. et sp. nov
Valid Beschin &
Checchi Eocene (
Lutetian) Italy A crab
belonging to the
family Carcinidae. The type
species is...
- rollinatii, by John
Edward Gray in 1831 on the
basis of
remains from the
Lutetian Sables du
Castrais Formation of France. Paul
Gervais (1853) ****igned this...
- [citation needed] The
oldest fossils of the
genus date to the
Eocene (
Lutetian),
which are
leaves belonging to the
species Malus collardii and
Malus kingiensis...
- This is a list of
named geological features on 21 Lutetia.
There are 37
officially named features on Lutetia, of which: 19 (51%) are craters, 8 (21%) are...
- n e E o c e n e O l i g o c e n e
Danian Selandian Thanetian Ypresian Lutetian Bartonian Priabonian Rupelian Chattian Subdivision of the Paleogene...
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suggested to have
diverged 44.3 million
years ago
which is
within the
Lutetian, or
older middle Eocene.
Stockey and Wehr report: "The
Eocene was a time...
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cemeteries within city limits. Much of the Left Bank area
rests upon rich
Lutetian limestone deposits. This
stone built much of the city, but it was extracted...
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Ypresian Stage constitutes the lower, the
Priabonian Stage the upper; and the
Lutetian and
Bartonian stages are
united as the
middle Eocene.[citation needed]...
