NOVÉ VÝSLEDKY STUDIA SPODNOBADENSKÝCH SEDIMENTŮ A FOSILIÍ Z NĚKTERÝCH VRTŮ V KARPATSKÉ PŘEDHLUBNI JIŽNĚ OD BRNA

Vol.8,(2001)

Abstract
The sedimentological, paleontological and isotopic studies of the boreholes HJ 1 Chrlice, HJ 2 Otmarov and HJ 103 Opatovice confirmed that the Lower Badenian sedimentation in the studied area differs from the typical Lower Badenian developments (the uncommon absence of basal clastic sediments and of greater thicknesses of calcareous clays - „tegels“, rhytmical interlaminatings of sandy and clayey layers). It was probably primarily influenced by the existence of the Nesvačilka trough. The sedimentation took place in the marine environment with normal salinity, in a relatively shallow water with a relatively high or fluctuating dynamics (globally growing uprwards). The sea shore was rather wet up to swampy, the climate warm but probably not extremely.

Keywords:
Carpathian Foredeep; Lower Badenian; sedimentology; paleontology; isotopic analysis
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