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The Eocambrian (Vendian sensu stricto),r 680–650 m.y. and prior to the beginning of the Cambrian period, that is earlier than 570 m.y. The duration of the Eocambrian is thus 100–80 m.y., which is much shorter than that of other principal units in a general scale of the Precambrian. Moreover, unlike other Precambrian eras and suberas, sep

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Geologic Synthesis,ities of geologic evolution of each of these units were pointed out. Some general problems of geologic (mainly tectonic) evolution ensuing from the analysis will be briefly outlined in this chapter. In the first place these are the cyclicity, tendency, and continuity (inheritance) of geologic proces

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137317421 of those known have not been understood. Historical geology aims at deciphering these pages recorded in an unknown language, at reconstructing their general sequence and clarifying the contents of the buried pages. In reading these rock records geologists apply many different methods and theories t

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230625464nsitional” units) but previous to termination of the Karelian orogeny that completed the Mesoprotozoic Era 2000–1900 m.y. ago. Thus the duration of the Era is ~ 800 m.y. Earlier in the U.S.S.R. the strata examined were assigned to the Middle Proterozoic. In 1979 the Stratigraphic Committee of the U.

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e termination of the Katangan orogeny of the first order (680–650 m.y.). Thus, the formations examined constitute a separate stage in geologic evolution of the planet and its duration ( ~ 350 m.y.) is more than that of the Paleozoic Era (330 m.y.). Nevertheless, this large Precambrian unit was not p

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The Content of International Labour Law,ities of geologic evolution of each of these units were pointed out. Some general problems of geologic (mainly tectonic) evolution ensuing from the analysis will be briefly outlined in this chapter. In the first place these are the cyclicity, tendency, and continuity (inheritance) of geologic proces