specifically dependent continuant in geology
Definition
A specifically dependent continuant in geology is a continuant entity in the geology domain that does not exist on its own, but requires a specific single entity in any other domain to exist.
Reference
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Anonymous Basic Formal Ontology (BFO) | Home. [2025-11-24] basic-formal-ontology.org
Creator: Michael Rubinigg
Relationships
specifically dependent continuant in geology
lowest biostratigraphic zone
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lithostratigraphic terms
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lithostratigraphic member
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lithostratigraphic group
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lithostratigraphic formation
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lithostratigraphic bed
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latest period or highest system
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latest geochronological era
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latest era or highest erathem
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latest epoch or highest series
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latest eon or highest eonothem
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latest age or highest stage
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highest biostratigraphic zone
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geological context ID
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from lithostratigraphic unit
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earliest period or lowest system
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earliest geochronological era
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earliest era or lowest erathem
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earliest epoch or lowest series
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earliest eon or lowest eonothem
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earliest age or lowest stage
subclass of
specifically dependent continuant in geology
Properties
Label
specifically dependent continuant in geology
EUPH Code (UID)
[1527]
EUPH IRI
https://app.pollinatorhub.eu/vocabulary/classes/1527
Descriptor
n/a
Created
2023-01-23
Updated
2026-01-11
Contributors
Class
Author: Michael Rubinigg
Definition
Author: Michael Rubinigg
Translation
Authors: Michael Rubinigg
Class translations
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specifically dependent continuant in geology
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Michael Rubinigg
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