Gauss normal chron

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The Gauss normal chron is a period in Earth's geomagnetic history characterized by predominantly normal magnetic polarity that preceded the Matuyama reversed chron.

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Gauss normal chron canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological time interval ⓘ
geomagnetic polarity chron ⓘ
beganDuring late Pliocene ⓘ
endedDuring late Pliocene ⓘ
hasChronCode C2An ⓘ
hasMagneticPolarity normal ⓘ
hasPolarityPattern predominantly normal with short reversed subchrons ⓘ
hasPolarityRelativeToPresentField same direction as present-day field ⓘ
hasSubchron Kaena subchron ⓘ
Mammoth subchron ⓘ
isPartOf Neogene period ⓘ
linked to: Neogene

Pliocene epoch ⓘ
namedAfter Carl Friedrich Gauss ⓘ
precededBy Gilbert reversed chron ⓘ
precedes Matuyama reversed chron ⓘ
relatesTo Earth magnetic field history ⓘ
usedFor dating marine sediment cores ⓘ
dating terrestrial sedimentary sequences ⓘ
magnetostratigraphic correlation ⓘ
usedIn geomagnetic polarity time scale ⓘ

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