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English: Cropped from File:Kowala Quarry Poland.png to show the Hangenberg succession in a closer view.
Fig. 2: d field images (photo B.A. Matyja) of the complete pelagic DCB succession (north-eastern level of the Kowala Quarry; compare Fig. 2b); lithological units after Malec (1995, 2014): A—nodular cephalopod limestone, B—shale (including the Hangenberg Black Shale horizon in the lower part of the unit), C—marly limestone, D—marl with nodular limestone intercalations; abbreviations: KBS—Kowala Black Shale, HBS—Hangenberg Black Shale
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Source The Devonian/Carboniferous boundary interval in Poland: multidisciplinary studies in pelagic (Holy Cross Mountains and Sudetes) and ramp (Western Pomerania) successions. Palaeobio Palaeoenv 101, 421–472 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12549-020-00442-3
Author Matyja, H., Woroncowa-Marcinowska, T., Filipiak, P. et al.

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