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	interval above:	Mockina spiculata TKCdontZ
parent-intervals:	this interval:	Mockina medionorica TKCdontZ	sub-intervals:
	interval below:	Ancyrogondolella triangularis - Norigondolella hallstattensis TKCdontZ

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intervalx:	Mockina medionorica TKCdontZhas added abv?yesid: 7869 sort:60
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dataset:	conodonts (dataset id = 81)
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TSC Column:	id:229
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	age2020	age		event	event_id	pup	in interval	age	age2020
Top:		217.2308	<---	base Mockina spiculata TKCdontZ	9522	0.5000	Cyrtopleurites bicrenatus TAZ	217.2308	00217.2308
Base:		217.4915	<---	FAD Cypridodella medionorica, Ancyrogondolella transiformis	9525	0.0000	Cyrtopleurites bicrenatus TAZ	217.4915	00217.4915
base notes	Base (Tethyan) = base of C. bicrenatus Zone. Canada coeval zone is equated to Drep. rutherfordi ammonite zone. Tethyan zone was formerly Mockina medionorica (by Kozur), but Rigo et al. (2018) did not use it: "However, Mo. medionorica is not easy to recognize because it is very similar to the juvenile specimens of other middle Norian mockinae and its occurrence is rather sporadic ... We thus prefer to avoid using Mo. medionorica as zonal marker and we suggest Mo. spiculata ... as index species for the lower Alaunian, because it is easily recognizable, and it commonly appears in the entire Tethys." (Rigo et al., 2018). Genus of medionorica was Epigondolella, but called Cypridodella by Orchard ’05 and Orchardella by Kozur ’03. "M. medionorica corresponds to M. multidentata" (Kozur’03; p.70).				comp notes

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