Re: Ordovician Ocean Circulation

[sstarratt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Scott Starratt)]

>This may be of help regarding Ordovician although most of the detail 
>is on the shallow currents...
>I only have a copy in manuscript form, but I think it appeared in the 
>Memorial University Ordovician Symposium Volume...?...I think...
>
>Oceanography in the Ordovician
>Wilde, P., Berry, W.B.N. & Quinby-Hunt, M.S.
>
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>Hope it helps
>
>
>Robin
>
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You may also find Paleoceaongraphy, 1987, v. 2, no. 2 or interest.
Scott W. Starratt
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