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The optimal number of Carboniferous series and stages

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2001

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Menning, M
Belka, Z
Chuvashov, B
Engel, Brian
Jones, Peter
Kullmann, Jurgen
Utting, J
Watney, Lynn
Weyer, D

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Gebruder Borntraeger

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The number of global Carboniferous series and stages should be consistent with those of the neighbouring Devonian and Permian systems. Therefore, two series and seven to nine stages are preferred instead of two subsystems, seven to nine series, and 21 to

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/92779

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Newsletters on Stratigraphy

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