Cretaceous marine ostracod biostratigraphy of the South Atlantic Ocean: An overview

Late Cretaceous ostracods from the central area of the Potiguar Basin, Northeastern Brazil

“…In the last decades research on Cretaceous ostracods of Brazilian basins have received considerable attention, especially those in marginal marine environments. Their biostratigraphical potential in the South Atlantic was demonstrated recently in the revision by Fauth et al (2018). The Late Cretaceous ostracods from the Potiguar Basin were studied by Viviers (1995Viviers ( , 2000, Delicio et al (2000), Piovesan et al (2014a,b;2015a,b), andSantos Filho et al (2015), who improved significantly the knowledge on the evolution of this basin, and reinforced the correlation between Brazilian and North African ostracod faunas in the Upper Cretaceous.…”

Update to the Quaternary Stratigraphic Division in Xiaoshao Plain, Zhejiang, China

“…Wang et al (2012) combined accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) 14 C results with archeological data to reveal sea-level rise from 8.6 to 8.0 ka before present (BP) and from 7.4 to 7.2 ka BP. However, they did not consider the influence of factors, such as paleontology, and a single-parameter indicator could not effectively combine multiple methods to validate and analyze the results (Fauth et al, 2018). The tight integration of multiple stratigraphic chronological parameters and the aggregation and analysis of sufficient borehole data can effectively contribute to the study of regional stratigraphic chronology and thus provide a basis for the study of stratigraphic depositional environments (Lyu et al, 2021;Özcan and Altiner, 2019;Zhao et al, 2020).…”