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In Journal of African Earth Sciences June 2017 130:202-222
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Carbonates and Evaporites. 37
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Stratigraphy. 16:265-277
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Carbonates and Evaporites. 34:1489-1509
Detailed analysis of the Chouabine Formation exposed in the western part of the Gafsa basin, southern Tunisia shows the presence of six principal facies. Vertical and lateral evolution of facies showed a gradual transition from intertidal to circatid
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Journal of African Earth Sciences. 150:757-766
The field study and the petrographic observations of the limestone samples particularly from the Boukehil section allowthe identificationof four carbonate facies: (1) calcisphere-rich mudstone-wackestone, (2) Conglomeratic limestone, (3) bioclastic w
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Arabian Journal of Geosciences. 14
The Upper Valanginian–Hauterivian Meloussi Formation outcropping in Central Tunisia includes alternating sandstones, dolostones, and marls that developed within a paleodeltaic system. The present work aims to characterize the dolomites and interpre
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Carbonates and Evaporites. 35
Based on their facies characteristics and stratal geometries, the carbonate deposits of the Middle Eocene outcropping in the Tamerza area (Western Gafsa Basin) led to the recognition of nine facies that were deposited in shallow marine environment su
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Carbonates and Evaporites. 33:835-860
The Albian series have been deposited on both sides of a major E–W paleogeographic fault, which was inherited in the early stages of the Tethyan-rifting phase. To the south of this fault, a shallow platform domain (footwall block or horst) occurred
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Carbonates and Evaporites. 34:893-908
Late Paleocene–Early Eocene deposits cropping out in Tamerza area were settled on a carbonate homoclinal ramp. Deposits which are ranged in six main facies record a gradual transition from intertidal to upper circatidal environment. Lateral variati
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Journal of African Earth Sciences. 182:104284
The Berda Formation corresponds to an inner-shelf stratigraphic equivalent of the Campanian-Maastrichtian outer-shelf Abiod Formation of Tunisia. The present work aims to carry out a sedimentological study of the lower unit (Upper Campanian) of Berda