View/edit a column - N. Atl./Boreal Dinocyst Dx Zones

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Name: column id:13
dataset: dflgs Boreal (dataset id: 11)
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select * from arkL_refs as r left join arkL_reflinks as l on r.refno=l.refno where (l.dbase='arkL_datasets' and l.dbase_id=11) order by abv_ref, disambig

Costa, L. L. & Manum, S. B. (1988). Dinoflagellate cysts: the description of the international zonation of the Paleogene (D1 D15) and the Miocene (D16 D20). Geologisches Jahrbuch. Reihe A 100: 321-330. gs

Davey, R. J. (1979). The stratigraphic distribution of dinocysts in the Portlandian (Latest Jurassic) to Barremian (Early Cretaceous) of northwest Europe. American Association of Stratigraphic Palynologists, Contributions Series. 5B: 49-81. gs

Davey, R. J. (1982). Dinocyst stratigraphy of the latest Jurassic to Early Cretaceous of the Haldager No. 1 borehole, Denmark. Danmarks Geologiske Undersøgelse. Series B 6: 1-57. gs

Foucher, J. -C. (1980). Dinoflagellés et Acritarches du Crétacé du Boulonnais, in Robaszynski, F., et al., Synthèse biostratigraphique de l’Aptien au Santonien du Boulonnais à partir de sept groupes paleontologique: Foraminiferes, Nannoplancton, Dinoflagelles et macrofaunes. Zonations micropaléontologique intégrées dans le cadre du Cretace boreal nord-européen. Revue de Micropaléontologie. 22(4): 288-311. gs

King, C. (2016). Biostratigraphy. In, King, C. , Gale, A. S. , and Barry, T. L. (ed.) A revised correlation of Tertiary rocks in the British Isles and adjacent areas of NW Europe. London: Geological Society, London, Special Reports . 27: 19-57. gs

Monteil, E. & Foucher, J. -C. (1998). Dinoflagellate cysts. Columns for Jurassic chart of Mesozoic and Cenozoic sequence chronostratigraphic framework of European basins, by Hardenbol, J., Thierry, J., Farley, M.B., Jacquin, T., de Graciansky, P.-C., and Vail, P.R. (coordinators). In, de Graciansky, P. -C. , Hardenbol, J. , Jacquin, T. , and Vail, P. R. (ed.) Mesozoic- Cenozoic Sequence Stratigraphy of European Basins. SEPM Special Publication . 60: 763-781. gs

Monteil, E. (1992). Kystes de dinoflagelle's index (Tithonique-Valanginian) du Sud-Est de la France. Proposition d’une nouvelle zonation palynologique:. Revue de Paléobiologie. 11(1): 297-306. gs

Monteil, E. (1993). Dinoflagellate cyst biozonation of the Tithonian and Berriasian of South East France. Correlation with the sequence stratigraphy. Bulletin des Centres de Recherches Exploration-Production Elf-Aquitaine. 17(1): 249-273. gs

Poulsen, N. E. & Riding, J. B. (2003). The Jurassic dinoflagellate cyst zonation of Subboreal northwest Europe. In, Ineson, J. R. , and Surlyk, F. (ed.) The Jurassic of Denmark and Greenland. Bulletin of the Geological Society of Denmark . 1: 115-144. gs

Powell, A. J. (1992). A Stratigraphic Index of Dinoflagellate Cysts. London: Chapman and Hall, . 1-290. gs

Riding, J. B. & Thomas, J. E. (1992). Dinoflagellate cysts of the Jurassic System. In, Powell, A. J. (ed.) A stratigraphic index of dinoflagellate cysts. British Micropalaeontological Society Publication Series . 7-97. gs

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select i.id,i.intervalx,i.has_added_abv,i.block_label,i.base_age,i.top_age,i.colour,i.polarity,i.stage,e.event_display,e.age from arkL_intervals as i left join arkL_events as e on i.base_id=e.id where i.column_id=13 and base_age>= 0 and top_age <= 700 order by base_age, top_age

Column content


There are 57 intervals in the N. Atl./Boreal Dinocyst Dx Zones column of the dflgs Boreal dataset (id=11)
They range in age from 11.8800 Ma (Serravallian) to 144.1314 Ma (Tithonian)

idintervalxhas_added_abvTSC labeltop_agebase_agestage
4880DM6b DinoSZyesb11.880012.2361Serravallian
4879DM6a DinoSZyesa12.236112.5922Serravallian
4878DM5c DinoSZyesc12.592213.7204Serravallian
4877DM5b DinoSZyesb13.720414.2602Langhian
4876DM5a DinoSZyesa14.260214.8000Langhian
4874DM3b DinoSZyesb15.014017.1700Burdigalian
4873DM3a DinoSZyesa17.170017.9400Burdigalian
4872DM2c DinoSZyesc17.940020.2300Burdigalian
4871DM2b DinoSZyesb20.230021.3500Aquitanian
4870DM2a DinoSZyesa21.350022.3420Aquitanian
4869DM1b DinoSZyesb22.342023.0400Aquitanian
4868DM1a DinoSZyesa23.040024.4189Chattian
4894DO7b DinoSZyesb24.418925.0990Chattian
4893DO7a DinoSZyesa25.099025.9870Chattian
4891DO5c DinoSZyesc26.420026.5219Chattian
4890DO5b DinoSZyesb26.521927.0314Chattian
4889DO5a DinoSZyesa27.031427.3880Chattian
4887DO2c DinoSZyesc30.938431.5362Rupelian
4886DO2b DinoSZyesb31.536231.7599Rupelian
4885DO2a DinoSZyesa31.759932.3192Rupelian
4884DO1c DinoSZyesc32.319232.7666Rupelian
4883DO1b DinoSZyesb32.766633.2140Rupelian
4882DO1a DinoSZyesa33.214033.5980Rupelian
4859DE20b DinoSZyesb33.598034.0700Rupelian
4858DE20a DinoSZyesa34.070034.9644Priabonian
4867DE9b DinoSZyesb49.272050.1615Ypresian
4866DE9a DinoSZyesa50.161550.7670Ypresian
4865DE8c DinoSZyesc50.767051.5547Ypresian
4864DE8b DinoSZyesb51.554751.6834Ypresian
4863DE8a DinoSZyesa51.683452.1320Ypresian
4861DE2b DinoSZyesb54.775755.2883Ypresian
4860DE2a DinoSZyesa55.288355.5447Ypresian
4899DPa11c DinoSZyesc57.721257.9817Thanetian
4898DPa11b DinoSZyesb57.981759.2370Thanetian
4897DPa11a DinoSZyesa59.237059.3890Selandian
4896DPa10b DinoSZyesb59.389059.6932Selandian
4895DPa10a DinoSZyesa59.693259.9973Selandian
4908DPa8c DinoSZyesc60.453460.8183Selandian
4907DPa8b DinoSZyesb60.818361.0616Selandian
4906DPa8a DinoSZyesa61.061661.3657Selandian
4904DP4b DinoSZyesb62.681063.1090Danian
4903DPa4a DinoSZyesa63.109063.5370Danian
4902DPa3b DinoSZyesb63.537063.6478Danian
4901DPa3a DinoSZyesa63.647865.6162Danian
3876P. cret. BDinoSZP. cret.121.1500124.5806Barremian
3877P. ana. BDinoSZP. ana.124.5806126.3230Barremian
3878V. mag. BDinoSZV. mag.126.3230126.4532Barremian
3879N. vet. BDinoSZN. vet.126.4532126.5006Barremian
3880C. ret. BDinoSZC. ret.126.5006128.8213Hauterivian
3881B. long. BDinoSZB. long.128.8213131.8062Hauterivian
3882K. sim. BDinoSZK. sim.131.8062136.4297Valanginian
3883S. ram c BDinoSZc136.4297136.7228Valanginian
3884S. ram b BDinoSZb136.7228137.3007Valanginian
3885S. ram a BDinoSZa137.3007137.5354Valanginian
3886G. vil c BDinoSZc138.1430139.6328Berriasian
3887G. vil b BDinoSZb139.6328143.7430Berriasian
3888G. vil a BDinoSZa143.7430144.1314Tithonian

Column mock-up

This column mock-up plot is a simple plot of the data to allow visual comparaison with the output from TimeScale Creator. For interval tables the defining events are also shown

The data plotted here is the Boreal Dinocyst Dx Subzones column from the dflgs Boreal dataset for the interval. For intervals tables the events re also shown 0 - 700 Ma