Memoir 68, Ch 4: A Review of the Stratigraphy of Eastern Paratethys (Oligocene–Holocene),
With Particular Emphasis on the Blac Page 1 39 Chapter 4 x A Review of the Stratigraphy of …

The tectonic and geological evolution of Georgia and the Caucasus, on the whole, are
largely determined by its position between the still converging Eurasian and Africa–Arabian …

In the late Miocene, a large inland sea known as the Eastern Paratethys stretched out across
the present-day Black Sea–Caspian Sea region. The basin was mostly endorheic and its …

Georgia is situated in the central and western part of Caucasus, between the Black and
Caspian Seas. Country has a mountainous terrain with three major orographic systems …

All lower taxa of Quaternary foraminifera are subdivided into autochthons and allochthons.
The former originate from the Eastern Paratethys and its relic, the Black and Caspian basins …

The appearance of Western Georgia as a separate region coincides with the end of the
Middle Sarmatian, a turning-point in the geological history of the Caucasus. As a …

AAPG Datapages/Archives: AAPG Memoir 68: Regional and Petroleum Geology of the Black
Sea and Surrounding Region. Chapter 4: A Review of the Stratigraphy of Eastern Paratethys …

The tectonic and geological evolution of Georgia and the Caucasus, on the whole, are
largely determined by its position between the still converging Eurasian and Africa–Arabian …