Aptium

Aptium^[2]^[3] est stadium stratigraphicum vel aetas geologica seriei Cretaceae inferioris. Milies milium circiter 125 annorum ante praesentem incepit, stadio Barremio perfecto, et abhinc milies milium circiter 113 annorum ad finem venit, stadio Albio incipiente, secundum scalam aevorum geologicorum Commissionis Internationalis Stratigraphicae.^[4]

Nomen capit ab urbe Francica Apta Iulia.

Dinosauria

Tyrannotitan chubutensis

Notae

↑ F. E. Novas, S. De Valais, P. Vickers-Rich, T. Rich, "A large Cretaceous theropod from Patagonia, Argentina, and the evolution of carcharodontosaurids" in Naturwissenschaften vol. 92 (2005) pp.226–230
↑ Stratigraphische Tabelle von Österreich 2004
↑ Christof Kuhn, "Etymology of geological time units"
↑ "International Chronostratigraphic Chart"

Stadia = Aetates geologicae

	Tyrannosaurus rex
Fortunium • 2 • 3 • 4 • Wuliuum • Drumium • Guzhangium • Paibium • Jiangshanium • 10 • Tremadocium • Floium • Dapingium • Darriwilium • Sandbium • Katium • Himantium • Rhuddanium • Aeronium • Telychium • Sheinwoodium • Homerium • Gorstium • Ludfordium • series Pridolia • Lochkovium • Pragium • Emsium • Eifelium • Givetium • Frasnium • Famennium • Tournaisium • Viseum • Serpukhovium • Bashkirium • Moskovium • Kasimovium • Gzhelium • Asselium • Sakmarium • Artinskium • Kungurium • Roadium • Wordium • Capitanium • Wuchiapingium • Changhsingium • Indusium • Olenekium • Anisium • Ladinium • Karnium • Norium • Rhaetium • Hettangium • Sinemurium • Pliensbachium • Toarcium • Aalenium • Bajocium • Bathonium • Callovium • Oxfordium • Kimmeridgium • Tithonium • Berriasium • Valanginium • Hauterivium • Barremium • Aptium • Albium • Cenomanium • Turonium • Coniacium • Santonium • Campanium • Maastrichtium • Danium • Selandium • Thanetium • Ypresium • Lutetium • Bartonium • Priabonium • Rupelium • Chattium • Aquitanium • Burdigalium • Langhium • Serravallium • Tortonium • Messinium • Zancleum • Piacenzium • Gelasium • Calabrium • Pleistocaenum medium • superius • Groenlandium • Northgrippium • Meghalayum Index aevorum geologicorum Capsae cognatae: Aeones • Aerae • Periodi • Epochae • Aetates geologicae = Aeonothemata • Aerathemata • Systemata • Series • Stadia stratigraphica

[1] F. E. Novas, S. De Valais, P. Vickers-Rich, T. Rich, "A large Cretaceous theropod from Patagonia, Argentina, and the evolution of carcharodontosaurids" in Naturwissenschaften vol. 92 (2005) pp.226–230

[2] Stratigraphische Tabelle von Österreich 2004

[3] Christof Kuhn, "Etymology of geological time units"

[4] "International Chronostratigraphic Chart"

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