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Facies pattern of western Tethyan Middle Triassic black carbonates: The example of Gutenstein Formation in Silica Nappe, Carpathians, Hungary, and its correlation to formations of adjoining areas by Hips, Kinga

“…During the Middle Triassic, a broad carbonate ramp developed at the western end of the Tethys Ocean. In the early phase of the ramp evolution dark grey or…”
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CAPITANIAN (MIDDLE PERMIAN) MASS EXTINCTION AND RECOVERY IN WESTERN TETHYS: A FOSSIL, FACIES, AND  13C STUDY FROM HUNGARY AND HYDRA ISLAND (GREECE) by WIGNALL, P. B., BOND, D. P. G., HAAS, J., WANG, W., JIANG, H., LAI, X., ALTINER, D., VEDRINE, S., HIPS, K., ZAJZON, N., SUN, Y., NEWTON, R. J.

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Calcimicrobial stromatolites at the Permian–Triassic boundary in a western Tethyan section, Bükk Mountains, Hungary by Hips, Kinga, Haas, János

“…Basal Triassic carbonates of the Gerennavár Formation (Bükk Mountains, Northern Hungary) were studied. The succession was deposited in an open marine deep ramp…”
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Biotic and environmental changes in the Permian–Triassic boundary interval recorded on a western Tethyan ramp in the Bükk Mountains, Hungary by Haas, János, Demény, Attila, Hips, Kinga, Zajzon, Norbert, Weiszburg, Tamás G., Sudar, Milan, Pálfy, József

“…Complete, continuous marine Permian–Triassic (P–T) boundary sections in the Bükk Mountains, Northern Hungary, represent a ramp setting on the margin of the…”
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Carbon isotope excursions and microfacies changes in marine Permian–Triassic boundary sections in Hungary by Haas, János, Demény, Attila, Hips, Kinga, Vennemann, Torsten W.

“…Several Permian–Triassic boundary sections occur in various structural units within Hungary. These sections represent different facies zones of the western…”
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BIVALVES AND BRACHIOPODS NEAR THE PERMIAN-TRIASSIC BOUNDARY FROM THE BÜKK MOUNTAINS (BÁLVÁNY-NORTH SECTION, NORTHERN HUNGARY) by RENATO POSENATO, PÁL PELIKÁN, KINGA HIPS

“…In the Bükk Mountains the Upper Permian is represented by the Nagyvisnyó Limestone, which contains very rich marine assemblages. It is overlain by the…”
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