Abstract The Neogene Lake Pannon was the largest lake that ever existed in Europe. It
attained its greatest extent during the Tortonian Thermal Maximum. For the first time, results …

Here, I present a review of the global pre-Pleistocene fresh-to brackish-water fossil record of
the gastropod family Lymnaeidae based on a thorough literature survey of over 450 …

We present the first detailed intra-basin correlation of Upper Miocene deposits in the
Austrian part of the Vienna Basin (VB) integrating the most important hydrocarbon fields …

Sedimentary successions exposed at basin margins as a result of late-stage inversion, uplift
and erosion usually represent only a limited portion of the entire basin fill; thus, they are …

Chondrichthyans and osteichthyans are widely reported from marine sediments of the
Central Paratethys, not only by sporadic occurrences, but also by complex, diverse fish …

A palynological investigation was carried out on 24 samples from the Oligocene Dabaa
Formation, which cuts across the Amana-1X well, located in the Abu El Gharadig Basin …

As the almost 200-year palaeontological research revealed, the geographical distribution of
various fossil mollusk faunas in deposits of the late Neogene Lake Pannon displays a …

New palynological data from the deep-water Gușterița section in the Transylvanian Basin
depict the late Miocene evolution of Lake Pannon between 11.0 and 10.5 Ma. Spores and …

Abstract The authigenic 10 Be/9 Be dating method presents a valuable tool for
reconstructing depositional chronologies in sedimentary environments, requiring only …

The large outcrop at Pécs-Danitzpuszta, southern Hungary, exposes a 65-meter-thick
succession of calcareous marls, clay marls and calcareous sands that were deposited …