Titlebook: Geoheritage of the Middle Atlas (Morocco); Khaoula Baadi Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licens

胰臟

Jbel Serhla: A Particular Geosite of Lithostratigraphic, Paleogeographic and Paleontological Importa In addition, the discovery of the Tamezguida n’Rbi cave within the lower cornice of the Recifa formation. At the entrance of the cave, we recognized an accumulation of fossilized bones in a sedimentary gangue. These are bones of Bovidae with metacarpals and phalanges which may be the work of Bearde

Meager

The Palaeontological Heritage of Vertebrates in the Middle Atlas (Morocco): Initiatives of Inventorynt (Ss) and the rest of the geosites presented average scores during the assessment of the degree of deterioration (Sd). Among the sum of the geosites, four (A?t Bazza, Ancherif, Boulahfa and El Mers) were chosen and studied due to their high scoring value of representativeness, rarity and geologica

LUDE

Hydric Geosites of Middle Atlas: A Natural Heritage Under Threatned by the effects of climate change on the one hand and irrational use due to human action without a strategy guaranteeing the sustainability of this resource. These threats deteriorate the scientific value of these geosites. It essentially appeared to present different factors altering this irreve

生存環(huán)境

Fluvial Heritage of the Middle Atlas (Morocco): An Essential Element for Regional Sustainable Develooration of all geosites was carried out. Seven geosites have reached the stage of usage values and are to be exploited for geoeducational and geotourism purposes out of a total of 23 geosites, which represents 30.4% of the sites listed. Three geosites (Bizi, Taffert and Taferdoust) have been chosen

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遺傳學(xué)

Geomorphological Study of the Endo-Karst of the Middle Atlas as a Geological Heritage to Be Preserveand heritage value and contains first-rate occurrences for the development of geosciences. Its geomorphology, speleothems and characteristic speleometry of water activity over thousands of years make it an exceptional heritage, adding to this the recent discovery of a Teleosauridae crocodylomorph fr

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修剪過的樹籬

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減少

The Brown and Ammonitico-Rosso Levels: Geoheritage Reflecting the Toarcian Lithostratigraphy of the with marly dominance and represented by the formation of Bechyne Marls of the terminal Domerian-Toarcian. In the central Middle Atlas, they are more calcareous, more reduced and are called “Faciès de Mibladène.” These facies intercalate at the level of the subsident zones a turbidite level of the Lo