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parent-intervals:Oxfordian composite JoutcropSeq; this interval:lt-Oxf Rsub-intervals: Hyps-R2; Hyps-N1; Hyps-R1; Gross-N2; Gross-R2; Gross-N1; Gross-R1; Sten-N; Sten-uncertain; Rot-N; Rot-uncertain; Sch-R2; Sch-N1; Sch-R1; Luc-N2; Luc-R2; Luc-N1; Luc-R1; Par-uncertain; Par-R2;
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dataset: magnetochronology- Jurassic outcrop (dataset id = 29)
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TSC Column: id:142
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age2020ageeventevent_idpupin intervalageage2020
Top:156.3674 <--- 1731 0.2091 Aspidoceras hypselum TAsZ156.3674 00156.3779
Base:158.2336 <--- 17510.4000Perisphinctes parandieri TAsZ158.2336 00158.2463
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Interval References

Dataset References

Gipe, R. A. (2013). Callovian (upper Middle Jurassic) Magnetostratigraphy: A Composite Polarity Pattern From France, Britain and Germany, and Its Correlation to the Pacific Marine Magnetic Anomaly Model. Purdue University Open Access Theses. . 36: 1-107. gs

Ogg, J. G., et al. (2010a). Oxfordian magnetostratigraphy of Britain and its correlation to Tethyan regions and Pacific marine magnetic anomalies. Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 289: 433-448. gs

Ogg, J. G., et al. (2010b). Late Jurassic time scale: integration of ammonite zones, magnetostratigraphy, astronomical tuning and sequence interpretation for Tethyan, Sub-boreal and Boreal realms. Earth Science Frontiers. 17: 81-82. gs