Integrated stratigraphy of the Eocene-Oligocene deposits of the northern Caucasus (Belaya River, Russia): Intermittent oxygen-depleted episodes in the Peri-Tethys and Paratethys

Boon, Annique van der; Ploeg, Robin van der; Cramwinckel, Margot J.; Kuiper, Klaudia F.; Попов, С. В.; Tabachnikova, I. P.; Palcu, Dan V.; Krijgsman, Wout

doi:10.1016/j.palaeo.2019.109395

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“…The Caspian Sea is the largest endorheic body of water on Earth with a volume of 78,000 km 3 and a surface area of 371,000 km 2 [34]. As with the Aral and Black Seas, it was once part of the world oceans Tethys and Paratethys but has been an isolated reservoir for the last five million years [35]. The depth of the Caspian Sea reaches a maximum of 20 m in the northern part and a maximum of 1025 m in the southern part [36].…”

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Viromes of Coastal Waters of the North Caspian Sea: Initial Assessment of Diversity and Functional Potential

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In recent years, the study of marine viromes has become one of the most relevant areas of geoecology. Viruses are the most numerous, genetically diverse and pervasive biological entities on Earth, including in aquatic ecosystems. Information about viral diversity in aquatic ecosystems remains limited and requires more research. This work provides the first-ever look at the current DNA virome of the Northern Caspian Sea. A comparison with other freshwater and marine viromes revealed that the North Caspian Sea virome has the greatest similarity with those of the Baltic Sea and Lake Baikal. The study described in this article expands the knowledge about aquatic viromes and provides key data for a more comprehensive analysis of viruses circulating in the Caspian Sea, the largest inland body of water on Earth.

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Viromes of Coastal Waters of the North Caspian Sea: Initial Assessment of Diversity and Functional Potential

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“…Paleogeographic map (middle-late Eocene; after van DerBoon et al, 2019) showing the main fossil localities of Campanile lachesis: 1) Italy (Roncá) -middle Eocene; 2) Bosnia and Herzegovina (Tribistovo, Konjovac, Posušje -Eocene; Lukavac -middle Eocene; Zagorje -middle-late Eocene); 3) Croatia (Ostrovica, Žažvić, Bribir) -Eocene; 4) Western Slovenia (Eocene); 5) Turkey (Haymana region) -middle Eocene; 6) Spain (Central Catalonia) -middle-late Eocene; 7) Romania (Transylvania) -middle-late Eocene; 8) Republic of North Macedonia (Dragozel region) -late Eocene; 9) France (La Palarea) -late Eocene; 10) Bulgaria (Haskovo; Chengene skele, Burgas; Gorna Krepost, Kardzhali) -late Eocene.BSB -Black Sea Basin; MB -Mediterranean Basin; CB -Caspian Basin; PS -Polish Strait; NSB -North Sea Basin; NAF -North Alpine Foreland Basin.Fossil gastropods Campanile lachesis Bayan, 1870 from the upper Eocene of the Eastern Rhodopes (Bulgaria)…”

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Fossil gastropods Campanile lachesis Bayan, 1870 from the upper Eocene of the Eastern Rhodopes (Bulgaria)

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2021

Geologica Balcanica

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The subject of this study is the description of eight specimens of fossil gastropods Campanile lachesis Bayan, 1870, family Campanilidae, from the fund of the Regional Museum of History in Kardzhali. They were found in the area of the village of Gorna Krepost, Kardzhali Municipality, at the eastern foot of the Archeological Complex Perperikon, in the upper Eocene (Priabonian) limestone layers of the so-called Beli Plast Rhyodacite Complex. The paleoecological traits of the present fauna give ground to infer that this was a very shallow reefal environment with a rocky substrate sandy bottom, overgrown with algae, and the water was warm, with normal salinity.

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The legacy of the Tethys Ocean: Anoxic seas, evaporitic basins, and megalakes in the Cenozoic of Central Europe

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Mariș,

de Leeuw

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Integrated stratigraphy of the Eocene-Oligocene deposits of the northern Caucasus (Belaya River, Russia): Intermittent oxygen-depleted episodes in the Peri-Tethys and Paratethys

Cited by 9 publications

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Viromes of Coastal Waters of the North Caspian Sea: Initial Assessment of Diversity and Functional Potential

Viromes of Coastal Waters of the North Caspian Sea: Initial Assessment of Diversity and Functional Potential

Fossil gastropods Campanile lachesis Bayan, 1870 from the upper Eocene of the Eastern Rhodopes (Bulgaria)

The legacy of the Tethys Ocean: Anoxic seas, evaporitic basins, and megalakes in the Cenozoic of Central Europe

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