Carnets de Geologie

Papers
(The TQCC of Carnets de Geologie is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-05-01 to 2024-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
First authentic record of the freshwater turtle Mauremys from the Upper Pliocene of Italy, with a new occurrence of the rarely reported ichnotaxon Thatchtelithichnus holmani12
Bioerosion in Ostrea lamellosa shells from the Messinian of the Tafna basin (NW Algeria)11
The late Berriasian early evolutionary burst of the Orbitolinidae: New insights into taxonomy, origin, diversification and phylogeny of the family based on data from eastern Serbia9
Palaeoentomological (fossil insects) outcrops in Lebanon9
Bacinella, a discrete type of Mesozoic calcimicrobial structure8
A rhinopristiform sawfish (genus Pristis) from the middle Eocene (Lutetian) of southern Peru and its regional implications7
Systematic revision and evolution of the Tithonian family Chitinoidellidae Trejo, 19756
Rudist bivalves (Hippuritoidea) from the Clifton Limestone (Lower Campanian) of western Jamaica and a reassessment of the genus Vaccinites in the Americas5
Exceptionally well-preserved silicified hippuritid rudist bivalves from the lower Maastrichtian of Puerto Rico5
Hiatuses and redeposits in the Tithonian-Berriasian transition at Le Chouet (Les Près, La Drôme, SE France): Sedimentological and biostratigraphical implications5
A larger benthic foraminiferal zonation for the Eocene of the Caribbean and central American region5
Biostratigraphic distribution of orbitolinids in the ammonite biozones (Urgonian platform of southeastern France). Part 2: Barremian p.p.5
Full restoration of marine conditions after the late Messinian Mediterranean Lago-Mare phase in Licodia Eubea and Villafranca Tirrena areas (east Sicily)5
The Mesozoic scleractinian genus Adelocoenia (Stylinidae) and its Jurassic species5
Stratigraphic and taxonomic considerations on the Late Cretaceous rudist fauna of Aksai Chin (Western Tibet, China) from the De Filippi Collection4
Messinian Lago-Mare ostracods from Tunisia4
Another thermophilic "Miocene survivor" from the Italian Pliocene: A geologically young occurrence of the pelagic eagle ray Aetobatus in the Euro-Mediterranean region3
The Lower Cretaceous Tuburan Limestone of Cebu Island, Philippines: Microfacies, micropalaeontology, biostratigraphy, and palaeogeographic perspectives3
Mediterranean Neocomian belemnites, part 5: Valanginian temporal distribution and zonation (and some lithological remarks)3
The Kalkowsky Project - Chapter III. Significance of primary radial fabrics associated with ancient partly leached or recrystallized calcareous ooids3
Tithonian-Hauterivian chronostratigraphy (latest Jurassic-Early Cretaceous), Mediterranean-Caucasian Subrealm and southern Andes: A stratigraphic experiment and Time Scale3
Incidences de l'Évènement Anoxique Océanique II sur l'évolution des ostracodes des dépôts cénomano-turoniens du bassin du Tinrhert (SE Algérie)2
Messinian ostracodes from the western Betic Strait (SW Spain)2
The ichnospecies Linichnus bromleyi on a Miocene baleen whale radius preserving multiple shark bite-shake traces suggests scavenging2
The Cretaceous nautiloid genus Anglonautilus Spath, 1927, in France2
Tethysian, Tethyan or … Tethys Ocean and Tethys2
The Kalkowsky Project - Chapter VI. A panorama of synsedimentary broken ooids2
Miocene-Holocene paleoenvironmental changes in the Tinto River estuary (SW Spain) evidenced by sedimentology, geochemistry and fauna2
The Kalkowsky Project - Chapter II. Wobbly ooids in a stromatolite from the Yacoraite Formation (Argentina)2
The KALKOWSKY Project - Chapter I. Ooid - stromatoid relationship in a stromatolite from the Maiz Gordo Fm (Argentina)2
Taxonomy of the fossil calcareous algae: Revision of genera Physoporella Steinmann and Oligoporella Pia (Dasycladales)2
Chapter 1 - Preliminary investigations on the Zard Formation at its type locality (North Khorasan Province, Iran)2
The biosignature of sparite permits the distinction between gravitational cement and endostromatolites2
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