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Fig. 2 in Late Permian vertebrate tracks from the Tumlin Sandstone, Holy Cross Mountains, Poland

Fig. 2. Stratigtraphic scheme of the Buntsandstein in the NW and N margin of the Holy Cross Mountains (modified from Kuleta and Nawrocki 2000; with data from Barczuk 1979; Fijałkowska 1994; Fuglewicz 1973, 1980, 1987; Fuglewicz et al. 1990; Kozur 2003 personal communication; Kuleta 2002 personal communication; Mader and Rdzanek 1985; Nawrocki 1995; Ptaszyński 2000b; Ptaszyński and Niedźwiedzki 2002; Rdzanek 1984; Senkowiczowa 1970; Szyperko−Teller et al. 1997). A. Lithostratigraphic and magnetostratigraphic scheme of the Polish Lowland Buntsandstein and of the Holy Cross Mountains (T.T.S., Top Terrigenous Series; B, Brahmanian; M, Muschelkalk). B. Real occurrence of Lower and Middle Buntsandstein microflora associations in the lithostratigraphic section of the NW margin of the Holy Cross Mountains (after Fijałkowska 1994). C. Occurrence of the Lundbladispora obsoleta–Protohaploxypinus pantii association (Lo−Pp) and Tumlin sandstones vertebrate ichnoassemblage (VF) in the Lower Buntsandstein profile of the NW margin of the Holy Cross Mountains (thickness from boreholes after Fijałkowska 1994). A0, A1, B, C, petrographic complexes after Kuleta (1990) and Kuleta and Nawrocki (2000).

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