tab delimited	contribution
id	version	timestamp	contributor	data_model_version	reference	description
15568	2	2007-01-18T10:42:17.000Z	@magic	3.0	10.1111/j.1365-246X.1979.tb01022.x	Upgraded to MagIC Data Model 3.0 by the MagIC Database Team
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tab delimited	locations
location	location_type	result_name	result_type	method_codes	citations	geologic_classes	lithologies	geological_province_sections	lat_s	lat_n	lon_w	lon_e	continent_ocean	country	region	age_low	age_high	age_unit	dir_tilt_correction	dir_dec	dir_inc	dir_n_samples	fold_test	conglomerate_test	contact_test	reversal_test	pole_lat	pole_lon	pole_dp	pole_dm	pole_reversed_perc	description	rock_magnetic_test
Amana-Talampaya Formation	Outcrop	6	i	 DE-VGP : LT-CHEM : LT-T-Z:LP-DC3 	This study	Sedimentary	Redbeds	Amana-Talampaya Formation	-30	-30	293	293	South America	Argentina	Argentina	245	260	Ma	100	172.4	7.9	14	ND	ND	ND	Ro	63	276	11	11	200	Upper section of Paganzo Group, formerly Paganzo III. . Av. Strike 52/Dip 13 SE. . Optimum temp. 250-300C, optimum chemical 700hrs. . 40 deg. VGP cut off applied. .	ND
La Colina Formation	Outcrop	7	i	 DE-VGP : LT-AF-Z : LT-CHEM : LT-T-Z:LP-DC3 	This study	 Extrusive:Sedimentary 	Extrusives	La Colina Formation	-30	-30	293	293	South America	Argentina	Argentina	299	318	Ma	100	131.4	65.7	57	ND	ND	Co	ND	49	163	5	5	100	Section II, Paganzo Group (formerly Paganzo II). . Av. Strike 001/Dip 18 E. AF lavas 20mT, Th 250-300C, Chem 700hrs. . 40 deg. VGP cut off applied. . Contact Test Parameters: Lavas and baked seds agree, but unbaked seds ?. Contact Test Significance: ?.	ND
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tab delimited	ages
location	age_low	age_high	age_unit	timescale_eon	timescale_era	timescale_period	timescale_epoch	description	method_codes	timescale_citations	citations
Amana-Talampaya Formation	245	260	Ma	Phanerozoic	Paleozoic : Mesozoic	Permian : Triassic	Lopingian : Early Triassic		GM-CC-STRAT	Gradstein et al. 2004	This study
La Colina Formation	299	318	Ma	Phanerozoic	Paleozoic	Carboniferous	Pennsylvanian	K-Ar lavas (295+/-5).	 GM-ISO:GM-CC-STRAT 	Gradstein et al. 2004	This study