The early Pliocene Tirinesse basin (SW of Oued Laou, Rif, Morocco)proposal of a formation model

1. Hlila, Rachid
2. Sanz de Galdeano Equiza, Carlos
3. El Kadiri, Khalil
4. Guerra Merchán, Antonio
5. Serrano Lozano, Francisco

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The Tirinesse basin, filled mainly by lower Pliocene marine sediments, is a small tectonic graben bounded by two NE-SW normal faults, with the eastern one surpassing 500 m in throw. These faults proved to belong to a much longer system of faults that transversally cut the entire Rifian Internal Zone. The subsidence of this basin was controlled by a jointed scissor movement of the two faults, which rotation axis coincided with the basin itself. This explains the important thickness of its sedimentary infilling, mainly occurred during the Zanclean.

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