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Late Permian sites on the Dvina River
Late Permian sites on the Dvina River (Golubev 2000,fig.6; Athena Review).
This map shows the locations of a dozen Late Permian sites along the Northern Dvina and Sukhona Rivers in western Russia, dating from 259-252 mya.
The first site examined was Sokokli, excavated by Vladirmir and Anna Amilitsky in 1899-1914. The Sokolki Faunal Assemblage contains two subassemblages, the Sokokli, found at seven sites, and the Ilinskoe at four sites. A third faunal assemblage, the Vayazniki, is represented at the site of Rasha on the Dvina.
References:
Golubev, V.K. 2000. The Faunal Assemblages of of Permian Terrestial Vertebrates from Eastern Europe. Paleontological Journal 34, suppl.2.
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