Vrica section, Calabria, Italy

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The Vrica section in Calabria, Italy is a geologically important coastal outcrop that serves as a key reference point for defining part of the Quaternary stratigraphic record.

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Vrica section, Calabria, Italy canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal outcrop
geological section
stratotype
contains foraminifera
microfossils
nannofossils
country Italy
environmentOfDeposition marine shelf
exposedAs sea cliff
geologicalAge Pleistocene
Quaternary
hasProperty continuous sedimentary record
good fossil preservation
hasStratigraphicRecord lower Pleistocene marine succession
lithology clay
marine sediments
sand
silt
locatedIn Calabria
Southern Italy
surface form: southern Italy
locatedNear Crotone
locatedOn Ionian Sea coast
partOf Calabrian Arc
region Calabrian Arc
surface form: southern Apennines–Calabrian area
significance key reference point for Quaternary stratigraphic record
regional stratigraphic reference for Calabria
studiedBy paleontologists
sedimentologists
stratigraphers
usedBy International Quaternary research community
usedFor Quaternary stratigraphy
definition of stratigraphic boundaries

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Quaternary period stratotypeSection Vrica section, Calabria, Italy