Ludfordian Age

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The Ludfordian Age is a late Silurian time interval characterized by significant marine biodiversity changes and notable graptolite and conodont fossil assemblages.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chronostratigraphic unit
geologic age
associatedWith Lau extinction event
changes in conodont diversity
changes in graptolite diversity
reef ecosystem perturbations
characterizedBy notable conodont fossil assemblages
notable graptolite fossil assemblages
significant marine biodiversity changes
chronologicalContext after mid-Silurian biodiversification
before Pridoli faunal assemblages
contains Lau Event
correspondsTo Ludfordian Stage NERFINISHED
definedBy Global Boundary Stratotype Section and Point NERFINISHED
discipline paleontology
stratigraphy
follows Gorstian Age
fossilRecord abundant conodonts
abundant graptolites
brachiopods
corals
governingBody International Commission on Stratigraphy NERFINISHED
GSSPLocation Ludford Lane, near Ludlow, Shropshire, England NERFINISHED
namedAfter Ludford, Shropshire, England NERFINISHED
paleogeography dominantly marine environments
partOf Ludlow Epoch NERFINISHED
Ludlow Series NERFINISHED
Paleozoic Era NERFINISHED
Silurian Period NERFINISHED
positionInTimeScale late Silurian
precedes Pridoli Epoch NERFINISHED
stratigraphicUsage upper Ludlow Series
subdivisionOf Silurian System NERFINISHED
timeScaleRank age
usedFor correlation of Silurian marine strata
usedIn international geologic time scale NERFINISHED

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Pridoli Epoch follows Ludfordian Age