THE MEDITERRANEAN LOWER CRETACEOUS
THE MEDITERRANEAN LOWER CRETACEOUS
THE MEDITERRANEAN LOWER CRETACEOUS
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2.2. Protozoa<br />
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2.2.1. Radiolaria<br />
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2.2.2. Foraminifera ^"<br />
2.2.3. Calpionellids<br />
2.3. Some Invertebrates Metazca<br />
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2.3.1. Ostracoda<br />
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2.3.2. Spongia and Coelenterata *57<br />
2.3.3. Echinodermata<br />
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2.3.4. Brachiopoda<br />
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2.3.5. Mollusca<br />
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3. Palaeobiogeography of thc Early Cretaceous '^9<br />
3.1. Starting Principles 1°°<br />
3.2. Ammonite Provincialism during the Early Cretaceous 1°'<br />
3.2.1. Berriasian-Barrcmian Ammonite Horology in the Mediterranean Region 164<br />
3.2.2. Aptian-Albian Ammonite Horology in the Mediterranean Region . . . . 167<br />
3.2.3. Main Factors of thc Ammonite Ecology 'ÎJ 9<br />
3.3. Some main Early Cretaceous Biotopes<br />
VI. Main Features in the Geological Development of the Mediterranean Region during the Early<br />
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Cretaceous 1^2<br />
1. Patterns of the Palaeogeographic Environments 'J 2<br />
1.1. Evolution of the Continents and of the Continental Margins . . . . . . . . . 173<br />
1.1.1. Regional Patterns in the Development of the Continental Margins . . . 173<br />
1.1.2. Distribution of Flysch Sediments ,8<br />
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1.1.3. Molasses<br />
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1.1.4. Carbonate Platforms ^1<br />
1.2. Mobile Belts<br />
1.2.1. Early Cretaceous Ophiolites, Volcano-Sedimentary Complexes and Radio<br />
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larites<br />
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1.2.2. Orogenic Manifestations during the Early Cretaceous • 194<br />
2. Some Specific Features in the Geological Development of the Mediterranean Region and<br />
the Opening of the Atlantic Ocean during the Early Cretaceous<br />
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2.1. Genera! Notes ' 9<br />
2.2. Palaeomagnetic Data about the Movement of Microplates in the Mediterranean<br />
Region during the Early Cretaceous 20U<br />
2.3. Opening of the Atlantic Ocean •, • 202<br />
2.4. Early Cretaceous Evolution of the Mediterranean Region and Its Connections with<br />
the Atlantic Ocean<br />
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3. Conclusions 205<br />
VII. References<br />
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LE CRETACE INFERIEUR MESOGEEN (Résumé) 228<br />
Pre mi ère partie. INTRODUCTION .<br />
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I. Remarques générales sur le Crétacé inférieur • • • • 228<br />
IL Etages, sous-étages et zones biostratigraphiques du Crétacé inférieur . . . . . . . . 228<br />
Deuxième partie. STRATIGRAPHIE REGIONALE 229<br />
III. Caractéristique régionale stratigraphique du Crétacé inférieur 229<br />
1. Bulgarie<br />
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2. Afrique du Nord-Ouest<br />
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3. Afrique du Nord<br />
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4. Péninsule ibérique<br />
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5. France 231<br />
6. Alpes suisses<br />
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7. Alpes orientales<br />
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8. Hongrie<br />
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9. Tchécoslovaquie<br />
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10. Pologne 234<br />
11. Roumanie 234<br />
12. Carpathes soviétiques<br />
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13. Crimée et Caucase<br />
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14. Alpes méridionales, Apennins et Sardaigne<br />
15. Yougoslavie<br />
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16. Albanie 237<br />
17. Grèce<br />
18. Turquie<br />
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