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Table 1 Thickness of lithostratigraphic units of the Latest Triassic and Early Jurassic in NW Switzerland

From: Evidence for synsedimentary differential tectonic movements in a low-subsidence setting: Early Jurassic in northwestern Switzerland

Formation (Fm.)/Member (Mb.)

Thickness compacted [m]

Thickness decompacted [m]

Sedimentation Rate [m/Myr]compacted sediment

Sedimentation Rate [m/Myr] decompacted sediment

Decompaction Factor

Ammonite Zone

Age [Myr]

Duration [Myr]

Gross Wolf Mb. and lower part Opalinus–Ton

0.4–42.9

0.9–85.8

0.1–10.7

0.9–85.8

2

Variabilis–Aalensis

178.2–174.2

4

Rietheim Mb.

0–19.5

0–39.0

0–3.6

0–39.0

2

Tenuicostatum–Bifrons

183.6–178.2

5.4

Rickenbach Mb./Breitenmatt Mb. (only Müsenegg Bd.)

0–c. 3.0

0–6.0

0–0.6

0–6

2

Margaritatus–Tenuicostatum

188.3–183.6

4.7

Breitenmatt Mb. (excl. Müsenegg Bd.)/upper part Mt. Terri Mb.

0.5–c. 9.5

0.8–14.3

0.2– > 3.5

0.8–14.3

1.5

Jamesoni–Davoei

191.0–188.3

2.7

Frick Mb. & Grünschholz Mb./Fasiswald Mb./lower part Mt. Terri Mb.

0?; 2.5–27.0

0?; 5.0–54.0

0?; 0.6–6.9

0?, 5.0–54.0

2

Obtusum–Jamesoni

194.9–191.0

3.9

upper part Beggingen Mb. and Weissenstein Mb.

1.5–24.4

2.3–36.6

0.33–5.4

2.3–36.6

1.5

Bucklandi–Obtusum

199.4–194.9

4.5

lower part Beggingen Mb.

0–c. 3.0

0–4.5

0–4.3

0–4.5

1.5

Angulata

200.1–199.4

0.7

Schambelen Mb./base Beggingen Mb.

0–9.1

0–18.1

0–9.1

0–18.1

2

Planorbis–Liasicus

201.1–200.1

1

Belchen Mb. (Klettgau Fm.)

0–7.0 (10.0?)

0–11.2 (16.0?)

0–0.8 (1.2?)

0–11.2 (16)

1.6

/

209.6–201.1 (205.8–201.1)

8.5 (4.7)