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From: A new shark and ray fauna from the Middle Miocene of Mazan, Vaucluse (southern France) and its importance in interpreting the paleoenvironment of marine deposits in the southern Rhodanian Basin

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Left. Map of the major Miocene deposits of Vaucluse with selachian teeth: 1,“Bonpas”; 2, “Caumont”; 3, “Mazan”; 4, “Saint-Didier”; 5, “Cabrières d’Aigues” (redraw after Demarcq, 1970 modified and Besson et al. 2005 for the Latest Burdigalian network of fluvial valleys: L. Burd fluvial valleys). Right. Early-Middle Miocene Lithostratigraphic framework of the Rhone–Provence Molassic series, simplified from Besson et al., 2005. Black: continental surfaces, grey: Bioclastic limestone-dominated deposits (“molasse” s.s.), white: Sand and marl-dominated deposits. Fl.In: Major Fluvial incisions

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