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PLATE -24 Scale bar represents magnification on the specimens Figs 1-4 Subbotina triloculinoides (Plummer), 1: side view. 2, 4: spiral view. 3: umbilical view, Early Paleocene, Kolosh Formation, Dokan, Specimen from (P1b) Subbotina triloculinoides-Globanomalina compressa/Praemurica inconstans Zone Figs 5-8 Subbotina trivals (Subbotina), 5: umbilical view. 6: side view. 7, 8: spiral view, Early Paleocene, Kolosh Formation, Smaquli, Specimen from (Pá) Parvularugoglobigirina eugubina Zone Figs 9-14 Parvularugoglobigirina eugubina (Luterbacher & Premoli Silva). 9, 10 : spiral view, 11, 14 : side view, 12,13 : umbblical view. Early Paleocene, Kolosh Formation, Smaquli, Specimen from (Pá) Parvularugoglobigirina eugubina Zone Figs 15-17 Woodringina claytonensis Loeblich & Tappan, Early Paleocene, Kolosh Formation, Smaquli, Specimen from (Pá) Parvularugoglobigirina eugubina Zone Figs 18, 19 Chilogumbelina morsei (Kline) Early Paleocene, Kolosh Formation, Smaquli, Specimen from (P1a) Parvularugoglobigirina eugubina- Subbotina triloculinoides Zone Fig 20 Chilogumbelina midwayensis (Cushman), Early Paleocene, Kolosh Formation, Smaquli, Specimen from (P1a) Parvularugoglobigirina eugubina- Subbotina triloculinoides Zone
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BIOSTRATIGRAPHY AND PALEOECOLOGY OF
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IV Dedicated: To My Wife My Daughte
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VI Abstract The Cretaceous / Tertia
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VIII successions from the upper par
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Chapter one Introduction The Kolosh
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Chapter Five Conclusion Paleontolog
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Chapter Five Conclusion (Late Maast
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Chapter Five Conclusion E- Kato sec
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