2017
DOI: 10.5252/g2017n4a6
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Révision lithostratigraphique et biostratigraphique de l'Oligocène d'Aquitaine occidentale (France)

Abstract: La stratigraphie de l'Oligocène d'Aquitaine occidentale est revue en synthétisant les données bibliographiques et en réexaminant 93 sondages, dont 60 sont datés à l'aide de foraminifères ou nannofossiles calcaires. La révision de ces sondages a permis de reconstituer l'évolution sédimentaire de l'Aquitaine occidentale en relation avec les évènements tectoniques correspondants. Les petits foraminifères benthiques ont permis d'estimer les variations de la tranche d'eau dans les coupes, qui s'étendent du domaine … Show more

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“…The body of work devoted to the Eocene marine record is the largest (e.g., Plaziat, 1984;Sztrakos et al, 1998), but a few overviews also exist for the Oligocene and the Miocene (Cahuzac et al, 1995(Cahuzac et al, , 1996(Cahuzac et al, , 1999(Cahuzac et al, , 2010Sztrakos and Steurbaut, 2017). Note that the Aquitaine Basin is the locus of two type sections of the International Stratigraphic Scale, namely the Aquitanian (defined in 1858 by K. Mayer Eymar) and the Burdigalian (defined in 1892 by Depéret) (for recent reviews on this topic, see Parize et al, 2008, andLondeix, 2014).…”
Section: State Of the Art And Data Sourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The body of work devoted to the Eocene marine record is the largest (e.g., Plaziat, 1984;Sztrakos et al, 1998), but a few overviews also exist for the Oligocene and the Miocene (Cahuzac et al, 1995(Cahuzac et al, , 1996(Cahuzac et al, , 1999(Cahuzac et al, , 2010Sztrakos and Steurbaut, 2017). Note that the Aquitaine Basin is the locus of two type sections of the International Stratigraphic Scale, namely the Aquitanian (defined in 1858 by K. Mayer Eymar) and the Burdigalian (defined in 1892 by Depéret) (for recent reviews on this topic, see Parize et al, 2008, andLondeix, 2014).…”
Section: State Of the Art And Data Sourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite numerous stratigraphic studies (e.g. Cavelier et al, 1997;Sztrákos et al, 1997Sztrákos et al, , 1998Sztrákos et al, , 2010Sztrákos and Steurbaut, 2017), the lithostratigraphic nomenclature and dating are still quite contradictory. Few 3D reconstructions based on sequence stratigraphic analysis are available (Serrano, 2001;Serrano et al, 2001 for the northern part of the foredeep).…”
Section: Cenozoic Stratigraphy Palaeogeography and Deformation Of Thmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several studies have been carried out on the tectono‐stratigraphic evolution of the Aquitaine Basin since the late Cretaceous (Angrand et al, 2018; Brunet, 1984, 1994; Desegaulx & Brunet, 1990; Ford et al, 2016; Serrano et al, 2001; Sztrákos et al, 1998; Sztrákos & Steurbaut, 2017). They identified two subsiding phases (Latest Santonian—Danian and Thanetian—Oligocene) separated by the so called “Palaeocene quiet period” characterized by a low to near zero subsidence phase (Ford et al, 2016).…”
Section: Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%