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Deutsch: Scolithos Quarzsandstein Findlingsgarten bei Krakow am See: Nach Werner Schulz "Geologischer Führer für den norddeutschen Geschiebesammler", ISBN 3-933781-31-0, 2003, S.209ff. stammen die Skolithos-Sandsteine, die in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern gefunden werden, aus der Region Kalmarsund und Schonen (Schweden) und besitzen unterkambrisches Alter.
English: Skolithos trace fossil in quartzsandstone, Krakow am See, Germany
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