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{{Aeva geologica}}
'''Ediacarium'''<ref>Ita [[:de:Ediacarium|Theodisce]] secundum regulam nominum internationalium aevorum geologicorum, cf. "[http://www.geol-info.at/etyploc.htm Etymology of geological time units]"</ref> est recentissimum [[aevum]] (seu periodus) [[Neoproterozoicum|aerae Neoproterozoicae]] et [[Proterozoicum|aeonis Proterozoici]] necnon [[Praecambrium|superaeonis Praecambrii]], secundum [[aevum geologicum|scalam temporis geologici]] [[Mandatum inter civitates de stratigraphia|Mandati inter civitates de stratigraphia]]{{Convertimus}} (ICS).<ref name="ICS2013">{{Cite web|last=Cohen|last1=Cohen|last2=Finney|last3=Gibbard|last4=Fan|first=K.M.|first1=K.M.|first2=S.C.|first3=P.L.|first4=J.-X.|title=International Chronostratigraphic Chart 2013|url=http://www.stratigraphy.org/icschart/chronostratchart2013-01.pdf|accessdate=15 June 2014|publisher=ICS|ref=ICS2013}}</ref> [[Cryogenium|Aevo Cryogenio]] finito, Ediacarium abhinc 635 [[millio]]nes annorum incepit. Abhinc 541 [[millio]]nes annorum finivit, [[Cambrium|aevo Cambrio]] incipiente. Aevum [[Vendium]] iam antea propositum cum Ediacario partim confinit.
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== Bibliographia ==
* M. A. Fedonkin, B. S. Sokolov, M. A. Semikhatov, N. M. Chumakov, "[https://web.archive.org/web/20111004184527/http://vendian.net76.net/Vendian_vs_Ediacaran.htm Vendian versus Ediacaran: priorities, contents, prospectives]" in ''Origin of the Modern Biosphere. Transactions of the International Conference on the IGCP Project 493n Moscow: GEOS. August 20–31, 2007'' (Moscuae) pp. 78-82
* A. H. Knoll, M. R. Walter, G. M. Narbonne, N. Christie-Blick, "[https://web.archive.org/web/20070221084915/http://geol.queensu.ca/people/narbonne/KnollWalterNarbonneChristieBlick_Lethaia_2006.pdf The Ediacaran Period: A new addition to the geologic time scale]" in ''Lethaia'' vol. 39 (2006) pp. 13–30
* Tatsuo Oji et al., "[http://rsos.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/5/2/172250 Penetrative trace fossils from the late Ediacaran of Mongolia: early onset of the agronomic revolution]" in ''Royal Society Open Science'' (28 February 2018)
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