Terminal Complex Fm
Type Locality and Naming
B.R.P. et al., 1964. Group: In-Azaoua Gr
References: B.R.P. et al., 1964; Claret & Tempère, 1968; Fabre et al., 1983.
Synonym: Complexe terminal; Equivalent(s): Possibly the Ka Member of the Kandi Fm.
[Figure 1. The complete In-Azaoua Group at Claret & Tempère (1968)’s section #1 location in Algeria (see Fig. 1 in Timesgar Fm) (Source: Modified after Claret & Tempère, 1968)]
Lithology and Thickness
Conglomerate. On an eroding surface with gullies up to 50 m in amplitude, this is a set of conglomeratic or coarse to fine sand in platelets characterized by tormented sedimentation. Its thickness is 25m.
[Figure 2. The In-Azaoua Gr at Claret & Tempère (1968)’s section #2 location (see Fig. 1 in Timesgar Fm) (Modified after Claret & Tempère, 1968)]
Relationships and Distribution
Lower contact
Underlying unit is the In-Azaoua Fm
Upper contact
Overlain by the Graptolitic Shales Fm
Regional extent
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Fossils
Age
Depositional setting
Marine
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