Le modele des biofacies a Trilobites: un test dans I'Ordovicien inferieur de l'Anti-Atlas, Maroc [The trilobite biofacies model: a test in the Early Ordovician
of the Anti-Atlas, Morocco].
Younis Baqi, Department of Chemistry, College of Science); (4) Diagnosis and reservoir quality evaluation of middle Cambrian to early Ordovician
clastic hydrocarbon reservoirs in Oman interior sedimentary basin (Dr.
Fourth: "Subsequent Mutations and the Quality of the Oil Reservoirs of the Middle Cambrian Rocks till early Ordovician
Period in Oman" Principal Researcher, Dr.
The term was coined in 1980 to indicate the system of carbonates and related shallow-water siliciclastics that were deposited on and around the Laurentian continent--the northern fragment as Pangaea broke up--during the Cambrian, Early Ordovician
, and earliest Middle Ordovician nearly 500 million years ago.
1992) in maintaining that Avalonia was part of Gondwana throughout this time interval until the Early Ordovician
, whereas Landing and co-workers maintain that Avalonia was a separate microcontinent at different paleolatitudes during the late Neoproterozoic and Cambrian.
Briggs said: "The early Ordovician
was a critical moment when massive diversification takes off, but we were only seeing a small piece of the picture that was based almost exclusively on the shelly fossil record.
The Estonian black argillites and mudstones were formed during the period of time from Late Cambrian (Furongian) to Early Ordovician
Palaeomagnetic data place the Baltica Palaeocontinent at the temperate southern latitudes in the Early Ordovician
, on the eastern side of the Iapetus Ocean.
Appalachian Basin play targets the early Ordovician
age, Trenton-Black River
The Boundary Mountains terrane moved southeastward and became amalgamated with the Gander margin during Late Cambrian to Early Ordovician
, the Penobscottian (Penobscot) orogeny.
Fish, the first animals with backbones, had appeared by the early Ordovician
period, some 500 million years ago, and they remained the only vertebrates until around 360 million years ago.
and Balanoglossites from the latest Early Ordovician
(Vinn & Wilson 2010; Knaust & Dronov 2013).