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TABLE 1 Stratigraphic intervals used in analyses of tempo and representative acritarch assemblages

Interval (age in millions of years [Ma])
Formation		Location	Reference
Late Paleoproterozoic- and Mesoproterozoic
M1	(1700–1400 Ma)
Satka [1]		Urals, Russia	Jank. 82
Bakal [2]		Urals, Russia	Jank. 82
Ust'-Il'ya [3]		Siberia	Veis. 92
McMinn [4]		Australia	Peat. 78
M2	(1400–1200 Ma)
Omachtin [5]		Siberia	Vesi. 89
Zigazino-Kamarovsk [6]		Urals, Russia	Jank. 82
M3	(1200–1000 Ma)
Baicaoping [7]		China	Yan. 92
Neoproterozoic
N1	(1000–900 Ma)
Lakhanda [8]		Siberia	Germ. 90
N2	(900–800 Ma)
Miroyedikha [9]		Siberia	Germ. 90
Kwagunt [10]		Arizona, USA	Vida. 85
Dakkovarre [11]		Norway	Vida. 81
N3	(800–750 Ma)
Andersby [12]		Norway	Vida. 81
Middle Visingsö [13]		Sweden	Vida. 76
N4	(750–700 Ma)
Svanbergfjellet [14]		Svalbard	Butt. 94
N5	(700–650 Ma)
Upper Visingsö [15]		Sweden	Vida. 76
N6	(650–600 Ma)^*
N7	(600–575 Ma; Volhyn)
Pertatataka [16]		Australia	Zang. 92
Doushantuo [17]		China	Yin. 87
Kursovsky [18]		Siberia	Mocz. 93
N8	(575–560 Ma; Redkino)
Redkino [19]		Baltic	Volk. 90
Mogilev/Nagoryany [20]		Ukraine	Asee. 83
N9	(560–545 Ma; Kotlin)
Kotlin [21]		Baltic	Volk. 90
Early Cambrian
C1	(545–538 Ma; Rovno)
Rovno [22]		Baltic	Volk. 83
C2	(538–531 Ma; Lontova)
Lontova [23]		Baltic	Volk. 83
Mazowsze [24]		Poland	Mocz. 91
C3	(531–528 Ma; Talsy)
Talsy [25]		Baltic	Volk. 83
Lower Radzyn^*/Kaplanosy [26]		Poland	Mocz. 91