The present work aims to provide a high-resolution stratigraphic range of the planktic
foraminiferal group during the Campanian/Maastrichtian boundary (C/M) of Gebel Owaina …

Abstract The Cretaceous Period (c. 143–66 Ma) attested to successive phases of regional
tectonic activities and large-scale submarine volcanism resulting in increased atmospheric …

The present study shed the light on the main litho-and microfacies of the Upper Cretaceous-
Miocene sequence exposed at West Esh El Mallaha area (Egypt) with more focus on the …

The present work examines the function of differential dissolution in planktic and benthic
foraminifera and introduces the major factors that affect dissolution in early Mid …

Abstract The late Campanian/Maastrichtian succession exposed in the Pondicherry area
provides one of the best exposed marine sections in the Cauvery basin and is examined for …

(Sigal, 1952) are the two most Tethyan cosmopolitan planktic foraminiferal species, which
received great attention from biostratigraphers in the last decades. Dicarinella concavata …

The stratigraphical features and palaeoenvironmental conditions of the upper Cenomanian–
lower Coniacian carbonates from the northern part of the Aures Range are described for the …

Abstract During the Late Campanian, sea-level fluctuation occurred in the form of two chert
bands and the topmost conglomeratic phosphate beds (CF8a zone). A great transgression …

Abstract At the Gebel Kilabiya area, studies on foraminifera and isotopes were conducted
during the Paleocene. The data revealed that the lowest part of the P2 Zone and the oldest …

The present work introduces different qualitative and quantitative analyses for the fossil
shark teeth of the genus Squalicorax. Forty-five fossil teeth were collected from the Late …