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Lamellibranches apto-cénomaniens de l'extrême-sud tunisien.
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Publication Date:
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1971
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Author :
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Breizzi QyartoDi Palo A., Busson Georges
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Livre
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Vol. 77 N°4 (ITA) Riv. Ital. Paleontol. Stratigr. Lamellibranches apto-cénomaniens de l'extrême-sud tunisien. " A geological and stratigraphical introduction illustrates the sections where the studied Pelecypods have been collected : a part of the material comes from a section near Tebaga de Kebili (southern side of Chott Fedjedj), while other specimens were collected near Tebaga de Medenine and more to the south along the ""grande falaise"". The stratigraphy of the local Aptian-Cenomanian sequence is discussed. 71 Pelecypod species are illustrated: 21 species are first from Northern Africa"
bibliogr. monographie ; bivalvia ; Aptien ; Albien ; Cénomanien ; Tunisie ; Tunisie Sud Breizzi QyartoDi Palo A. Busson Georges paleontologie
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Indexation decimale :
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paleontologie
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Keywords :
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monographie ; bivalvia ; Aptien ; Albien ; Cénomanien ; Tunisie ; Tunisie Sud
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Summary :
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" A geological and stratigraphical introduction illustrates the sections where the studied Pelecypods have been collected : a part of the material comes from a section near Tebaga de Kebili (southern side of Chott Fedjedj), while other specimens were collected near Tebaga de Medenine and more to the south along the ""grande falaise"". The stratigraphy of the local Aptian-Cenomanian sequence is discussed. 71 Pelecypod species are illustrated: 21 species are first from Northern Africa"
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