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1984;
                                        iron ore.
             immature
                                                                                                                         SE
               Galien,
          characteristics
             and
                                          grainstones; 11 =
                            lowest  Liassic  beds
          even
               1985).
             have
          in
             kept
                                                                 Hms
          the
             their
                 and morphoscopic studies  (Taibi,
                                                               Si
                                                           Hms
                                          spicules (sponges);  12 =
          marine
             fluvial
                                                    SO
             or
                                                    to  S3b
                            (mainly  Hettangian)  are  wide­
                              sandstones, and of carbonate pebbles sourced from
                 1984; Elmi et at. ,
                                           cephalopods; 9  =  nodular limestones with cephalopods; a-
                          spread along the Ardeche margin. Carbonate matrix
                        as  well  as  bioclasts  are  genetically  independent  of
                                and quartzite pebbles, reworked from  the  Triassic
          environment
                   transport, as evidenced by  calcimetric, granulometric
                     the  coarse  clastic  material,  especially  in  regard  to
               Quartz  grains  or  pebbles  are
             littoral
                                                                                           S  5.TOARCIAN
                            the
                 but
                                           marly, b-
                   age.
               more
             slopes
                          example,
                 owing
                            initial
                          the
                 to
             extending
                 the
                            fluvial
                                                                                                                               Late  Triassic and Jurassic platforms,  France
                          coarsest
             from
                                                                                           to  AA LENIAN  {pars)
                                                    HETTANGIAN- SINEMURIAN
                          and
                 general
               commonly  related  to
                                          stromatolites; 13 = erosion; 14 = slumps and slides; 15 =
                          more
             emergent
                                                           3
                                                                                            14
                                                                          a
                            granulometric
                                                                                         13
             or
                 environment,
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               the  existence  of
          swells,  to more-or-less narrow,  deep,  basins
                            pattern.
                                             detrital limestones; 6  =  coarse, terrigenous clastics and conglomerates; 7  =  marls;  8  =  nodular limestones without
                                           mostly calcareous;  10 =  Isocrinus breccias and
                 they
                                                 Fig. 7. Palinspastic profiles along the Ardeche Margin of the Subalpine Basin from the early Liassic to the early Bathonian.
                       material has been found in micritic laminated lime­
                                               1 = fine-grained micrites; 2 = skeletal limestones; 3 = oolitic limestones; 4 = sandy and quartzitic limestones; 5 = coarsely
                                          ferruginous beds and
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                     stones interbedded in black shales of early Toarcian
                   Some  of  these  influxes  can  be  storm-related,
                 are
                          quartz
                                where they have been buried. Marine transportation
                              has been fast and short without any modification of
                            For
          (here
             shallow
               steep
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