Icnofacies del Neógeno superior de la Cuenca del Guadalquivir (área de Lepe-Ayamonte, Huelva, España)

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1997

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http://hdl.handle.net/10272/10313

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Thè marine arid lacustrine Upper Neogene sediments in the Southwestern sector of the Guadalquivir Basin (Lepe-Ayamonte area, Huelva, Spain), are basically characterized by four distinte ichnofacies: Cruziana, Skolithos, mixed Cruziana-Skolithos, Gnathichnus and GlóssifungiièS ichrìófacies. The stages of ichnofacial evolution provides several palaeòenviromentàl keys for these materials, as bathimetry, hydrodihamic energy, salinity and type of substratum

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Ichnofacies; Cruziana; Skolithos; Gnathichnus; Glossifuhgites; Upper Neogene; Guadalquivir Basin; Huelva; Spain

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Geogaceta -- Nº 24, (1997)
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