Titlebook: Geology of the Northwest African Continental Margin; Ulrich Rad,Karl Hinz,Eugen Seibold Conference proceedings 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Amy Kirchhoff,Sheila M. Morrisseyaouira (or Atlas) Basin of Central Morocco (“northern transect”) in the east; the Georges Bank Basin on the northeastern U.S. shelf with the Tarfaya-Aaiun Basin of Southern Morocco (“central transect”) and, finally, the Blake Plateau Basin of the southeastern U.S. shelf with the Mauritania-Senegal B

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Multiband Microscanning Sensor,ell, some questions remain unsolved especially within the Early Cretaceous. By means of the established stratigraphical framework the paleoecology and preservation history of the region is outlined briefly, followed by a discussion of hiatuses and missing intervals. Finally the paleogeography is dis

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The Continental Margin of Morocco: Seismic Sequences, Structural Elements and Geological Developmentgin of Morocco. The diapiric zone broadens within the Tafelney Plateau and Essaouira segment and continues into the Southwestern Moroccan Coastal Basin..The western boundary of the Moroccan salt diapiric province matches well with the eastern boundary of the diapiric zone of Nova Scotia (Canada). Th

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Stratigraphy, Facies and Tectonic Development of the On- and Offshore Aaiun-Tarfaya Basin — A Reviewr transgression, that coincided with the Liassic to Oxfordian breakup of Pangaea..The subsidence rates increased slightly (110-140 m/m.y.) during the., when 1–4 km of regressive continental to marine-deltaic, Wealden-type sediments were deposited as part of two major delta systems (Tan Tan/Jreibicha

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