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Fig. 1. Index map, generalized geology and palaeogeography of the study area. Hettangian palaeogeogr
platform. Pliensbachian palaeogeography shows scene after extension and break-up of pre-existing plat
Mattavelli (1986) and Bosellini et al. (1981). Palaeolatitudes from palaeomagnetic data of Channell