Abstract

A chronology is given for the alluvial fan deposits in the Tabernas Basin (Internal Zone, Betic Cordillera). Palaeontological and sedimentological data are used to establish a palaeoclimatic model for the Quaternary in southeastern Spain.

Highlights

  • Stratigraphy oC the siteThe Tabernas Basin is situated in the Internal Zone of the Betic Cordillera

  • The more modern stage, in which the alluvial fans of System 11 were formed, corresponds to the Mediterranean Riss-Würm according to the fauna from the Serra-1lacustrine site

  • The younger faunal set observed is that of the Cueva del Agua, with species such as Clethrionomys glareolus, L

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Introduction

Stratigraphy oC the siteThe Tabernas Basin is situated in the Internal Zone of the Betic Cordillera. The stratigraphic sequence of the section of the Serra-1 site beings with a layer of conglomerates ~fig. The morphology of the crown of MIl is a basic triplet, common to all the Arvicolidae and made up of three closed triangles (TI, T2 and T3) and the anteroconid complex formed by a single space delimiting vertices 3e, 4e, 4i and Si. The values of the Enamel Units (EU) (defined in Ruiz Bustos, 1988) in specimen S-l give the Enamel Units Graph (EUG) in fig.

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