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biostratigraphy
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bi·o·stra·tig·ra·phy  (b-str-tgr-f)
n.
The study of the spatial and temporal distribution of fossil organisms, often interpolated with radiometric, geochemical, and paleoenvironmental information as a means of dating rock strata.

biostratigraphy  (b-str-tgr-f)
The study and categorization of rock strata based on their fossil content and distribution. Biostratigraphic data are often considered together with radiometric and paleoenvironmental data as a means of dating rock strata. Compare lithostratigraphy.


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1964; Raukas & Rahni 1969; Hang & Miidel 1999b) and biostratigraphical (Sarv & Ilves 1975; Hang et al.
This is based on biostratigraphical research done jointly by BP and the Geology Institute of Azerbaijan.
Middle Ordovician-Upper Ordovician boundary in Estonia Precise time-correlation in the Ordovician can be achieved by biostratigraphical methods, particularly using graptolite, conodont and chitinozoan distribution (biozones).
 
 
 
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