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gc-34	Basso, Daniela; Vrsaljko, Davor; Grgasović, Tonći	The coralline flora of a Miocene maërl: the Croatian “Litavac”	2008	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4430	280	57	The Litavac corresponds to a facies of biolithites and bio- clastic limestones (e.g. biocalcirudites, biocalcarenites and biocalclutites) belonging to the Upper Badenian succession (Lower Serravallian of the standard chronostratigraphy; de- tails in PILLER et al., 2007) which are characterized by fully marine environments in Northern Croatia (KOCHANSKI, 1944; ŠIKIĆ, 1967, 1968; AVANIĆ et al., 1993; The Litavac is composed predominantly of corallines with fragments of bivalves including Lucinoma boreale (L.), Nuc- ula sp., Pectinidae, Ostrea sp., Arcidae, Glycymerididae, Car- diidae, Glossus humanus (L.), Corbula gibba (OLIVI), gas- tropods (Conus sp. Ficus sp.), echinoderms (Clypeaster sp.), marine benthic foraminifers (Textulariidae, Planostegina sp., Amphistegina sp., Brizalina dilatata (REUSS), Heterolepa dutemplei (D’ORBIGNY) with common Lobatula lobatula Geologia Croatica Geologia Croatica 61/2–3 334 (WALKER & JACOB), Elphidium fi chtelianum (D’OR BIG- NY) and rare planktonic forams), ostracods (i.e. Cytheretta tenuipunctata dentata BRESTENSKA), bryozoans, hydro- zoans and corals (Flabellum sp.), denoting a shelf palaeoen- vironment within the infralittoral to shallow circalittoral zones (VRSALJKO et al., 2007a, c,d).	cache/gc-34.pdf	txt/gc-34.txt