The western Mediterranean region contains abundant examples of the different types of Lower, Middle and Upper Miocene reefs (hermatypic coral reefs, ahermatypic mounds, rhodalgal biostromes and stromatolitic reefs). This contribution is a general introduction to the region, with a review of the Lower-Middle Miocene rhodalgal biostromes and coral reefs of the Gulf of Valencia-Provencal Basin and the Middle-Upper Miocene reefs of southeastern Spain and northern Morocco. The emphasis in this paper will be on the complex Miocene stratigraphy and paleogeography of southeastern Spain (Betics) and northern Morocco (Rif).
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Esteban, M., Braga, J. C., Martin, J., & De Santisteban, C. (1996). Western Mediterranean reef complexes. Models for Carbonate Stratigraphy from Miocene Reef Complexes of Mediterranean Regions, 55–72. https://doi.org/10.2110/csp.96.01.0055
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