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Palaeofavosites efalveolasis
Palaeofavosites efalveolasis Goldfuss
Fossil coral from upper Ordovician beds belongs to the extinct group of invertebrates – tabulate corals. Tabulate corals flourished in early Palaeozoic, being in their prime in Silurian. The group became extinct at the end of Permian. The spreading and diversification of tabulate fauna in Baltic Paleobasin at the end of Ordovician, reflects the movement of Baltica paleocontinent into tropical lati…
Creator
- Tiit Hunt
Subject
- tabulates
Type of item
- fossil
Date
- 2006-02-19
- 2006-02-19
Creator
- Tiit Hunt
Subject
- tabulates
Type of item
- fossil
Date
- 2006-02-19
- 2006-02-19
Providing institution
Aggregator
Rights statement for the media in this item (unless otherwise specified)
- http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/
- http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/
Rights
- © Estonian Museum of Natural History
Temporal
- Ordovician (488.30–443.70 My)
- Nabala Stage
Places
- Nõmmküla
- Estonia
- Estonia
Identifier
- ELM G1:177 (photo 250)
- http://geokogud.info/elm/specimen_image/g1/g1-177.jpg
Format
- image/jpeg
Is part of
- The main collection of bedrocks
- Eesti aluspõhja põhikogu
Providing country
- Europe