he Tuz Gölü Basin is the largest sedimentary depression located at the center of the Central
Anatolian Plateau, an extensive, low-relief region with elevations of ca. 1 km located …

Bu çalœ—mada, DoÕu Akdeniz bölgesinin kuzeydoÕu ucunda yer alan Hatay bölgesinde
Pliyo-Kuvaterner» den günümüze kadar etkin olan gerilme durumlarœ saptanmœ—tœr …

The Şarkikaraağaç coalfield is located in the north-western part of the Lake Beyşehir Basin,
which is the most significant graben area in the eastern flank of Isparta Angle, and hosts a …

Fifteen ostracods species from recent lacustrine environments such as springs, seeps,
streams, ponds and lakes in Patagonia are described and illustrated. Ten species have …

The Tuz Gölü Fault Zone (TGFZ) is one of the most important active intra-continental
faultzones in central Anatolia. The TGFZ with nearly 200 km in length and 2-25 km in width is …

The study area is located in the southern part of the Central Anatolia Neogene Basin (north
of Karapınar Town and Acı Göl, Konya). The İnsuyu Limestone Unit, which has a total …

Following an extended biostratigraphical and environmental study of Gastropoda,
Pelecypoda, Ostracoda, Otoliths and other fish remains of the Neogene Kılıç and Yalakdere …

Eleven species of freshwater ostracods arc documented from the upper Urla Formation of
the Develiköy area, Manisa Province, Western Anatolia, Turkey. The ostracod associations …

The freshwater ostracod Candona altoides Petkovski, 1961, a member of the Candoninae
Kaufmann, 1900 of Candonidae Kaufmann, 1900 is redescribed from material collected in …

Relatively little is known about the recent palaeontological records of the high-altitude
closed basin lakes of the Central Andes, but a great need exists to remedy this knowledge …