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Article Reference Otolithes de poissons de l’Oligocène inférieur du basin liguro-piémontais oriental, Italie.
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Article Reference Stratigraphie, nannofossiles calcaires et foraminifères de la coupe du ruisseau de Lespontes à Saint-Lon-les-Mines (Eocène moyen et supérieur d’Aquitaine, France).
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Inbook Reference Stable isotope and biotic evolution in the North Sea during the early Eocene : the Albaek Hoved section, Denmark.
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Article Reference Compléments à l’étude des otolithes de poissons rupeliens d’Aquitaine méridionale (Sud ouest de la France).
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Article Reference Le Paléogène de la coupe de la route Gan- Rébénacq (Aquitaine, France): stratigraphie intégrée, foraminifères et nannofossiles calcaires
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Article Reference Progrès récents dans la connaissance des gisements cénozoïques en Aquitaine méridionale (Chalosse, Béarn et Bas-Adour; SW France).
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Article Reference Integrated stratigraphy of the Mont-Panisel borehole section (151E340), Ypresian (Early Eocene) of the Mons Basin, SW Belgium.
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Inproceedings Reference Stratigraphic Correlation by calibrated well logs in the Rupel Group between North Belgium, the Lower-Rhine area in Germany and Southern Limburg and the Achterhoek in The Netherlands.
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Inproceedings Reference Detailed Analysis of the Rupelian Ru-1 Transgressive Surface in the Type Area (Belgium).
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Article Reference New amphisbaenian lizards from the Early Paleogene of Europe and their implications for the early evolution of modern amphisbaenians
Three new amphisbaenian lizard taxa are described from the Early Paleogene of Western Europe. Two new basal forms, Polyodontobaena belgica gen. et sp. nov. from the Early Paleocene of Hainin (Belgium) and Camptognathosaurus parisiensis gen. et sp. nov. from the Late Paleocene of Rivecourt-Patit Pâtis and Cernay-lès-Reims (France), are characterised by a dentary lacking a strong angle at the symphysis and bearing 10 to 12 massively built and conical teeth. These two taxa form the new family Polyodontobaenidae. A third new amphisbaenian, Blanosaurus primeocaenus gen. et sp. nov., is also described from the Early Eocene of Dormaal (Belgium), Condé-en-Brie and Prémontré (France) and represents the oldest modern amphisbaenian lizard of Europe, tentatively assigned to Blanidae. It is characterised by a reduction of tooth number and by the presence of a strong angle at the symphysis. Palaeobiogeographic considerations suggest a first hypothesis that the Eocene forms would have evolved from the Paleocene species.The second hypothesis would be that as for the lizard Scincoideus haininensis, primitive amphisbaenians were present in Europe from the Paleocene,whereasbeginning in the Early Eocene only modern forms with typical reduced dentition (fewer than 10 teeth) are present. The origin of these modern forms is very likely related with the dispersal of the first modern mammals.
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