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Creta di Collina Formation

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Authors: SPALLETTA, CLAUDIA; Ferrari, A.; Kido, E.; PERRI, MARIA CRISTINA; Pohler, S. M. L.; Pondrelli, M.; Schönlaub, H. P.; +2 Authors

handle: 11585/545579

Creta di Collina Formation

Abstract

The Creta di Collina Formation consists of different interbedded facies. The stratotype section is composed of brachiopod-crinoidal calcarenite and calcilutite (mainly packstone, biopelsparite) with some breccias layers (rudite), brachiopod coquinite with calcilutite (packstone) intercalations, and brachiopod crinoidal calcilutite. At Porto di Cozzi the main units are dark gray calcarenite to calcilutite with scattered brachiopods and crinoid fragments (packstone), brachiopod coquinite, and brachiopod-crinoidal calcarenite (mainly packstone).

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Pre-Variscan sequence, Carnic Alps, lithostratigraphy, limestone, Upper Devonian, Frasnian-Famennian, conodont biostratigraphy

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