Abstract
• An attempt to stratigraphy and tectonosedimentary evolution for Çameli Basin has restored. • A constant deposition from early Miocene onward is proposed without actual age data. • It conflicts and deviates from the well-articulated stratigraphy and geodynamic. • We highlight complete marine and terrestrial fossil data for the Çameli Basin area. • An early-mid Miocene piggy-back basin is superimposed by Vallesian-Villanyian graben.
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