Geological Society London Special Publications · 1964 · 18 citations · 16 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeologyPaleoclimatologyQuaternary GeologyStratigraphyAge DeterminationAge EstimationGeoarchaeological DatingPleistocene GeologyQuaternary ChronologyRadiocarbon Age Dating
Summary It is estimated that the duration of Carboniferous time was 65 m.y., extending from 345 to 280 m.y. ago. Using age-determinations made on sediments, contemporaneous volcanic rocks, and intrusive rocks that have varying degrees ofstratigraphical control, a provisional Carboniferous time-scale is proposed. In terms of the standard European succession, to which most of the critical data pertains or can be related, it is as follows:
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J. Laurence Kulp · Science · 1961 · 668 citations
A revised geological time-scale
A. Holmes · Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society · 1959 · 177 citations