what hundreds of millions of years ago was the bottom of the ancient ural ocean.it has been an invaluable object of close attention of scientists from all over the world. here you can easily find the remains of plants and ancient marine life. and here, let's say we have a fossil of already living organisms. it’s our shamkas that look like them and, unfortunately, food, but the main value is not individual finds of organic remains, but the untouched area itself, where in the section you can clearly see how the bottom of the ural ocean was formed layer by layer from the east. here is a drawing of the ural city, which at that time was being formed and uh, approximately here is our geological section, but it is located. here it was formed. that is it and uh, marine sediments and plus more sediments that rolled down from the slope to form the ural mountains geological section of the distant tyulka. now internationally recognized as ideal for studying the artinsk stage of one of the stages of the permian system in terms of the completeness of the composition of rocks an