Iurassicum inferius

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aevis geologicis

disserentibus




Quaternarium



  • 0-0.01 Holocaenum

    • Praeboreale, Boreale, Atlanticum, Subboreale, Subatlanticum


  • 0.01-2.6 Pleistocaenum

    • Tarantium [en], Ionium [en], Calabrium [en], Gelasium






Neogenicum



  • 2.6-5.3 Pliocaenum

    • Piacentium, Zanclium


  • 5.3-23 Miocaenum

    • Messinium, Tortonium, Serravallium, Langhium, Burdigalium, Aquitanium






Palaeogenicum



  • 23-34 Oligocaenum

    • Chattium, Rupelium


  • 34-56 Eocaenum

    • Priabonium, Bartonium, Lutetium, Ypresium


  • 56-66 Palaeocaenum

    • Thanetium, Selandium, Danium






Kaenozoicum



  • Quaternaria: vide supra

  • Neogenicum: vide supra

  • Palaeogenicum: vide supra





Mesozoicum



  • 66-145 Cretaceum


    • Cretaceum superius: Maastrichtium, Campanium, Santonium, Coniacium, Turonium, Cenomanium


    • Cretaceum inferius: Albium, Aptium, Barremium, Hauterivium, Valanginium, Berriasium



  • 145-201 Iurassicum


    • Iurassicum superius: Tithonium, Kimmeridgium, Oxfordium


    • Iurassicum medium: Callovium, Bathonium, Bajocium, Aalenium


    • Iurassicum inferius: Toarcium, Pliensbachium, Sinemurium



  • 201-252 Triassicum


    • Triassicum superius: Rhaetium, Norium, Karnium


    • Triassicum medium: Ladinium, Anisium


    • Triassicum inferius: Olenekium, Induium







Palaeozoicum



  • 252-299 Permium

  • 299-359 Carboniferum

  • 359-419 Devonium

  • 419-443 Silurium

  • 443-485 Ordovicium

  • 485-541 Cambrium





Phanerozoicum



  • Kaenozoicum: vide supra

  • Mesozoicum: vide supra

  • Palaeozoicum: vide supra





Proterozoicum



  • 541-1000 Neoproterozoicum: Ediacarium, Cryogenium, Tonium

  • 1000-1600 Mesoproterozoicum: Stenium, Ectasium, Calymmium

  • 1600-2500 Palaeoproterozoicum: Statherium, Orosirium, Rhyacium, Siderium





Archaicum



  • 2500-2800 Neoarchaicum

  • 2800-3200 Mesoarchaicum

  • 3200-3600 Palaeoarchaicum

  • 3600-4000 Eoarchaicum





Hadaicum


  • 4000-4500 Hadaicum




Praecambrium


  • superaeon 542-4500



Vide etiam
* Index aevorum geologicorum
* Aeva archaeologica
NB: Milliones annorum a.p. supra indicantur
(e.g. 2.6 = 2 600 000 a.p.)



Iurassicum inferius[1] est periodus aevi Iurassici, quae 199,6 ± 0,6 millionibus annorum abhinc incepit, cum aevum Triassicum perfecit, et 175,6 ± 2 millionibus annorum abhinc perfecit, cum Iurassicum medium incepit.



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  1. ↑ De nomine cf. "tempus Jurassicum" hic


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