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North German Lowland

a lowland plain in the northern part of the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany. It stretches almost 600 km from west to east and 200–300 km from north to south. The North German Lowland is a part of the Central European Plain.

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1), and in the boulders of the North German Lowland (Gross 1961; Karatajnte-Talimaa 1970; Marss 1986).

Gross (1947) studied fish microremains from the erratic boulders of the North German Lowland, among other agnathans and fishes also Strosipherus indentatus.

Pridoli, Upper Silurian to Lochkovian, Lower Devonian of East Baltic, North Timan, British Isles, and North German Lowland (erratic boulders).

Late Silurian--early Devonian tessellated heterostracan Oniscolepis Pander, 1856 from the East Baltic and North Timan/ Tessereeritud heterostraak Oniscolepis Pander, 1856 Baltikumi ja Pohja-Timaani Hilis-Silurist ning Vara-Devonist

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