- The
Muschelkalk (German for "s****-bearing limestone"; French:
calcaire coquillier) is a
sequence of
sedimentary rock
strata (a
lithostratigraphic unit)...
- Palatine-Saarland
Muschelkalk Region (German: Pfälzisch-Saarländische Muschelkalkgebiet) - or more
accurately the Palatine-Saarland-Lorraine
Muschelkalk Region...
-
southern Germany: the
lower Buntsandstein (colourful sandstone), the
middle Muschelkalk (s****-bearing limestone) and the
upper Keuper (coloured clay). Early...
- the
Upper Muschelkalk and
Lower Keuper; N. haasi and N. tchernovi from
Makhtesh Ramon, Israel; N. cymatosauroides from the
Spanish Muschelkalk; N. jagisteus...
- top of the
Muschelkalk and
under the
predominantly Lower Jur****ic Lias or
other Early Jur****ic strata. The
Keuper together with the
Muschelkalk and the Buntsandstein...
- and is one of
three characteristic Tri****ic units,
together with the
Muschelkalk and
Keuper that form the
Germanic Trias Supergroup. The Buntsandstein...
-
during the
Ladinian stage of the Tri****ic period. It lies
above the
Upper Muschelkalk and
below the
Middle Keuper. The
formation was
defined in Erfurt-Melchendorf...
-
covers a wide area, but is
broken in
places by
bunter sandstone and
muschelkalk – in
particular the
basalt kuppen of the
Weiherberg (785.7 m (2,578 ft)...
-
Hosselkus Limestone (Carnian, Late Tri****ic) of California, and also the
Muschelkalk (Ladinian,
Middle Tri****ic) of Germany. John
Campbell Merriam (1902)...
- well
preserved fossils of any
Mesozoic coelacanth.
Discovered in the
Muschelkalk, two
specimens are known, both of
which are 16 cm long juveniles. The...
