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epeiric sea

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epeiric sea [ə′pīr·ik ′sē]
(oceanography)


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According to the data collected, Graptolites lived intermittently within the shallow benthos of the epeiric sea of North America.
[FIGURE 17 OMITTED] The black shales were deposited during late Devonian and early Mississippian time in a large epeiric sea that covered much of middle and eastern United States east of the Mississippi River (see Fig.
 
 
 
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