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graphic correlation: a standalone construct

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graphiccorrelation1 CONSTRUCTGraphic correlationSHAW · STRATIGRAPHY

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Stratigraphy

a method that plots first and last fossil occurrences in two sections against each other to build a composite correlation line.

In stratigraphy, graphic correlation refers to a method that plots first and last fossil occurrences in two sections against each other to build a composite correlation line. This meaning comes from Shaw (1964) in Time in stratigraphy.[1]

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References

  1. Shaw, A. B. (1964). Time in stratigraphy. McGraw-Hill. Open Library record

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