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Multivariate discrimination of Buryella species from the Lower Eocene of the Outer Flysch Carpathians, Poland

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Fig. 1. Position of the studied sections in relation to the main geologicalgeological map of the Alpine orogens and their foreland
Fig. 2. Palaeoenvironment and lithofacies of the circum-Carpathian area during the Lutetian; plate position at 45 Ma (after Golonkasimplified)
Table 1. Dimensions of specimens used for statistical analysis (µm).
Fig. 4. Principal components analysis. Plot of coordinates given by thetwo most important components
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