New Insights into Geodynamic Evolution of the South-Eastern Termination of the Tunisian Atlas during Early Cretaceous Period from Surface and Subsurface Data: Hydrogeological Implications
Mohamed Ben Chelbi
Abstract:The Menzel Habib Plain (MHP), the easternmost part of the Southern Tunisian Atlas, exhibits a thick siliciclastic and carbonate succession developed in the Early Cretaceous period. Integration of seismic and gravimetric data coupled with analysis of the syndepositional faults affecting these units proves that the MHP is governed, during this period, by a N-S to NE-SW extensive tectonics induced by the sinistral drifting of Africa with respect to Europe and the beginning of opening of the Eastern Mediterranean … Show more
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