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                             Middle Jurassic Epoch
                                    (Dogger)
 
                       From 175.6 +/- 2 To 161.2 +/- 4 Ma
 
  Start Defined By:  Ammonite, lowest occurrence of Leioceras genus.
  End Defined By:  Ammonite, Brightia thuouxensis Horizon at base of the 
     Cardioceras scarburgense Subzone (Quenstedtoceras mariae Zone).
 
  Start Based On:  Gradstein, Ogg, Smith, _A Geologic Time Scale 2004_
  End Based On:  Gradstein, Ogg, Smith, _A Geologic Time Scale 2004_
 
 -- Overlaps With --
  New Zealand Stage: Uruoan (188 - 169)
 
 -- A Substage of --
  Eon:    Phanerozoic (542 - -5.5012e-005)
  Era:    Mesozoic    (251 - 65.5)
  Period: Jurassic    (199.6 - 145.5)
 
 -- Preceeded By --
  Epoch:     Early Jurassic (199.6 - 175.6)
  ICS Stage: Toarcian       (183 - 175.6)
 
 -- Followed By --
  Epoch:         Late Jurassic (161.2 - 145.5)
  ICS Stage:     Oxfordian     (161.2 - 155.7)
  Chinese Stage: Suiningian    (161.2 - 149)
 
 -- Contains the Following Stages --
  ICS Stage:         Aalenian     (175.6 - 171.6)
  ICS Stage:         Bajocian     (171.6 - 167.7)
  ICS Stage:         Bathonian    (167.7 - 164.7)
  ICS Stage:         Callovian    (164.7 - 161.2)
  Chinese Stage:     Xintiangouan (175.6 - 167)
  Chinese Stage:     Shaximioan   (167 - 161.2)
  New Zealand Stage: Temaikan     (169 - 161.2)
 

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