- oʊ-, ˈpæli-/ PAY-lee-ə-jeen, -lee-oh-, PAL-ee-; also
spelled Palaeogene or
Palæogene) is a
geologic period and
system that
spans 43
million years from...
- "Geographic
controls on
nannoplankton extinction across the Cretaceous/
Palaeogene boundary".
Nature Geoscience. 3 (4): 280–285. doi:10.1038/ngeo775. ISSN 1752-0908...
- 2004 (
Palaeogene,
Bitterfield and
Baltic amber) †Balticgnatha Wunderlich, 2004 (
Palaeogene,
Baltic amber) †Corneometa Wunderlich, 2004 (
Palaeogene, Baltic...
- Yare. This
geological formation dates from the
Lower Eocene epoch of the
Palaeogene period. The
youngest "solid"
rocks of the area are
those of the Crag Group...
-
southeast England largely consists of
Cenozoic marine sediments from the
Palaeogene and
Neogene periods overlain by a
suite of
superficial deposits of Quaternary...
- Desmoceratoidea, the
schema also
differs from that of
other regions.: 55
Palaeogene and
Neogene stages in
western ****an
include (from the
Middle Eocene to...
-
sedimentary rocks of
Carboniferous age.
These are
intruded by both
Permian and
Palaeogene ****s and
sills and the
whole is
overlain by
unconsolidated sediments...
- pluton,
sills and ****s at
various times from the
Devonian Period to the
Palaeogene. The
whole is
overlain by a
suite of
unconsolidated deposits of Quaternary...
- The
geology of
Suffolk in
eastern England largely consists of a
rolling chalk plain overlain in the east by
Neogene clays,
sands and
gravels and isolated...
- and iron-bearing
carboniferous deposits and the
remains of
substantial Palaeogene volcanoes.
During their formation,
tectonic movements created climatic...
