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Cyrtopleurites bicrenatus

fossil cephalopod
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  • Triassic Period in geologic time
    Norian Stage

    …known as the beds with Cyrtopleurites bicrenatus (an ammonoid index fossil) at Sommeraukogel, Hallstatt, Austria. The Norian Stage is subdivided into three substages, which in ascending order are the Lacian, Alaunian, and Sevatian. Norian marine strata are correlated worldwide by six ammonoid cephalopod biozones, all of which have designated type…

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    …known as the beds with Cyrtopleurites bicrenatus (an ammonoid index fossil) at Sommeraukogel, Hallstatt, Austria. The Norian Stage is subdivided into three substages, which in ascending order are the Lacian, Alaunian, and Sevatian. Norian marine strata are correlated worldwide by six ammonoid cephalopod biozones, all of which have designated type…

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