Cepola macrophthalma (Linnaeus, 1758)

Fig. 24 Cepolidae and Triglidae. a–d Cepola macrophthalma (Linnaeus, 1758),a extant, southwestern France (reversed), b–d Dar bel Hamri, Zanclean, SMF PO 101.247. e–f Cepola pauciradiata Cadenat, 1950, extant, e, CAS 235490, 14°11’N, 17°22’W, f refigured from Schwarzhans (2013a), dredge in the Gulf of Guinea, 04°39’N, 01°08’W. g, Cepola schlegelii Bleeker, 1854, NSMT 110130,Taiwan. h Cepola haastii (Hector, 1881), New Zealand (reversed).i–n Cepola lombartei n. sp., Dar bel Hamri,Zanclean, i holotype, SMF PO 101.245, j–n paratypes, SMF PO 101.246. o Owstonia sp. SMF PO 101.248, Dar bel Hamri.p Peristedion cataphractum (Linnaeus, 1758), SMF PO 101.249, Dar bel Hamri

Fig. 25 Trachinidae and Uranoscopidae. a Trachinus armatus Bleeker, 1861, SMF PO 101.250, Dar bel Hamri. b–d Trachinus maroccanus n. sp., Dar bel Hamri, Zanclean, b holotype, SMF PO 101.251, c–d paratypes,SMF PO 101.252 (25c reversed). e–h Trachinus wernlii n. sp., Dar bel Hamri, Zanclean, 25 g holotype, SMF PO 101.253 (reversed), e–f, h paratypes, SMF PO 101.254 (e, h reversed). i Uranoscopus ciabatta Girone et al., 2010, SMF PO 101.287, Dar bel Hamri.j–k Uranoscopus scaber Linnaeus,1758, Dar bel Hamri, SMF PO 101.255 (reversed). l–n Uranoscopus vanhinsberghi n. sp., Dar bel Hamri, Zanclean, l holotype, SMF PO 101.256 (reversed), m–n paratypes, SMF PO 101.257 (n reversed). o Uranoscopus archionema Regan, 1921, Madagascar (reversed). p–q Uranoscopus hoedemakersi n. sp., Dar bel Hamri, Zanclean, p holotype, SMF PO 101.258,q paratype,SMF PO 101.288

Fig. 26 Sparidae.a–b Boops boops (Linnaeus, 1758), a SMF PO 101.259 (reversed), Dar bel Hamri, b SMF PO 101.260 (reversed), Asilah. c Oblada melanura (Linnaeus, 1758), SMF PO 101.262 (reversed), Dar bel Hamri. d–f Diplodus bellottii (Steindachner,1882), SMF PO 101.261 (e–f reversed), Dar bel Hamri. g–i Pagellus bogaraveo (BrÜnnich, 1768), SMF PO 101.264 (reversed),Dar bel Hamri. j Pagellus acarne (Risso, 1827), SMF PO 101.289 (reversed),Dar bel Hamri. k Pagellus bellottii Steindachner, 1882, SMF PO 101.263 (reversed), Dar bel Hamri.l Pagellus erythrinus (Linnaeus,1758), SMF PO 101.265,Dar bel Hamri. m–o Pagrus pagrus (Linnaeus, 1758), SMF PO 101.290, Dar bel Hamri

Fig. 7 Photoplate of selected macrofossils from the Early Pliocene coquina of section 1, ca.1.5 km south of Dar bel Hamri. A rock sample is shown in n

Fig. 12 Myctophidae. a–c Myctophum fitchi (Schwarzhans, 1978), a, c SMF PO 101.194 (a reversed), Dar bel Hamri, b Asilah. d, Hygophum cf. hygomi (LÜtken,1892), SMF PO 101.193,Dar bel Hamri. e Ceratoscopelus maderensis (Lowe, 1839), SMF PO 101.195,Dar bel Hamri. f, Lampanyctus sp. SMF PO 101.196,Dar bel Hamri. g, Diaphus adenomus Gilbert, 1905, SMF PO 101.274 (reversed), Dar bel Hamri. h–l Diaphus cavallonis Brzobohatý & Nolf, 2000, SMF PO 101.197 (j reversed),Dar bel Hamri. m–o Diaphus dirknolfi Schwarzhans,1986, n SMF PO 101.198,Dar bel Hamri, m, o SMF PO 101.199, Sidi Mohammed ech Chleuh

Fig. 5 Range chart of selected planktonic foraminifera observed in the study area.Ranges after mikrotax.org (2022) and Aze et al. (2011) and Maniscalco and Brunner (1998) for the Globorotalia margaritae plexus.Occurrences in studied sections and related regional biostratigraphic events mainly after Wernli (1988), Barhoun and Bachiri Taoufiq (2008) and Yousfi et al. (2013). Numbers refer to the sampled sections shown in Fig. 2

Fig. 3 Photographs of selected section locations. a Base of section 2 at Sidi Mohamed ech Chleuh above river level. b, c Kef Nsour cliff (section 4); b panoramic view; c view of cliff top with Piacenzian sediments exposed. d, e Tortonian outcrop sequence near Sidi bou Sensal (section 7, and section 6 to the left in d); d panoramic view; e eroded basal Tortonian bioturbated mudstones at section 7 in the Oued Beth river bed; f panoramic view of upthrusted Jurassic rocks of the Jebel Kansera along the Oued Beth gorge

Fig. 4 Schematized outcrop-section along the Oued Beth right river bank based on studied sections

Fig. 5 Range chart of selected planktonic foraminifera observed in the study area.Ranges after mikrotax.org (2022) and Aze et al. (2011) and Maniscalco and Brunner (1998) for the Globorotalia margaritae plexus.Occurrences in studied sections and related regional biostratigraphic events mainly after Wernli (1988), Barhoun and Bachiri Taoufiq (2008) and Yousfi et al. (2013). Numbers refer to the sampled sections shown in Fig. 2