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lia liverovskae , respectively. The position ot the overlying transitional horizon is doubtful; here the dominant species is Globigerina officinalis . The thickness of the zone still remains unknown because of lacking a complete profile. Globigerina postcretacea Zone Author : SAMUEL and SALAJ, 1968, pp. 105-106., modified. Definition: From the marked decrease of the Mediterranean species up to the appearan­ce of Globigerina euapertura. Remarks: Owing to the afore mentioned causes, it is impossible to draw a more precise lower boundary for this zone. It cannot be defined with any first evolutionary appearan­ce, because all of the new forms appear already in the Eocene. On the basis of Bore­-vj ru-<]-\j>j-\3->j-<]-\3>j-o r\_> rv> ro ro ru ro-o roro~o^o-\] Species o i— • & H­fD H­n ÛJ tripartita tapuriensis tripartita tripartita praebulloides gr. angustiumbilicata ouach. ouachitaensis ouachitaensis gnaucki officinalis senilis co o dissimilis dissimilis martini scandretti na aff.gortanii gortanii S'Y up jca-va primitive linaperta H-o* angiporoidea £ o eocaena eocaena -j^-jJ^-^ocaena compacta o c opima nana $£ liverovskae £<j> brevispira a> increbescens Globorotaloides suteri Chiloguembelina cubensis Chiloguembelina gracilliaa «fi angustiumbi licata ass. altion S^uckí assoc EOCENE disap pear, OLIGOCENE Table II. The planktonic Foraminifera zonation of borehole Rózsadomb-8/3 (Budapest). II. táblázat. A plankton foraminiferák eloszlása a budapesti Rózsadomb 8/3-as fúrás­ban.

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