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title of the reference :  Sporollinic analysis in El Kef Outcrop (N.W. Tunisia)
Publication Date: 1993
Author : Meon Henriette
Catalogue type : Livre
Catalogue reference : (CSK) Geol. Ustav Dionyza Stura Sporollinic analysis in El Kef Outcrop (N.W. Tunisia) Cretaceous, Tertiary boundary. Palynological analysis gave an interesing flora from marine and terrestrial origins. Dinoflagellates are always prevailing. Here we show results from the study of spore and pollen grain association. It was possible to identify 213 taxa. In the section considered (from Globotruncana falsostuarti zone to Globigerina pseudomenardii zone)the evolution of the sporopollinic flora is expressed by an improverishement, the disappearances are far from compensated by appearances. The lower levels show a mixture of species recorded in tropical Africa and South America and of species with European affinities or of biquitous ones, then the Danian palynoflora is mostly dominated by normapolles which till now found in such proportions only in the northern regions. The influence of climate on the vegetation is obviuos, but the modifications are manifested during quite a long time, the effect of a meteorite impact, showed by geochemistry, cannot explain the evolution. It seems more plausible than an intense volcanism during the Maestrichtian influenced the climate evolution. This work also shows that North Africa was at the boundary between Euramerican and African provinces, the influence of Europa increasing during the Paleocene. bibliogr. palynologie ; spore ; flore ; pollen ; climat ; végétation ; Crétacé ; Tertiaire ; passage Crétacé Tertiaire ; Tunisie ; Tunisie Nord Occidentale ; el Kef Meon Henriette paleontologie
Indexation decimale : paleontologie
Keywords : palynologie ; spore ; flore ; pollen ; climat ; végétation ; Crétacé ; Tertiaire ; passage Crétacé Tertiaire ; Tunisie ; Tunisie Nord Occidentale ; el Kef
Summary : Palynological analysis gave an interesing flora from marine and terrestrial origins. Dinoflagellates are always prevailing. Here we show results from the study of spore and pollen grain association. It was possible to identify 213 taxa. In the section considered (from Globotruncana falsostuarti zone to Globigerina pseudomenardii zone)the evolution of the sporopollinic flora is expressed by an improverishement, the disappearances are far from compensated by appearances. The lower levels show a mixture of species recorded in tropical Africa and South America and of species with European affinities or of biquitous ones, then the Danian palynoflora is mostly dominated by normapolles which till now found in such proportions only in the northern regions. The influence of climate on the vegetation is obviuos, but the modifications are manifested during quite a long time, the effect of a meteorite impact, showed by geochemistry, cannot explain the evolution. It seems more plausible than an intense volcanism during the Maestrichtian influenced the climate evolution. This work also shows that North Africa was at the boundary between Euramerican and African provinces, the influence of Europa increasing during the Paleocene.
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