Kungurian

Kungurian
1. The final age in the Early Permian Epoch, preceded by the Artinskian, followed by the Ufimian (Late Permian), and dated at 259.7–256.1 Ma ( Harland et al., 1989).

2. The name of the corresponding eastern European stage, which is roughly contemporaneous with the Weissliegende (western Europe), upper Leonardian (N. America), and Tae Weian (New Zealand). Boundary and correlation uncertainties have led to some rocks being assigned to either the Artinskian or Ufimian Stages.

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