Diaphus draconis Schwarzhans, 2013

Fig. 13 Myctophidae. a–c Diaphus draconis Schwarzhans, 2013, SMF PO 101.200 (c reversed), Kef Nsour,Messinian.d–j Diaphus maghrebensis n. sp. f holotype, SMF PO 101.201, Dar bel Hamri,Zanclean, paratypes, h–j SMF PO 101.202 (h, j reversed), Dar bel Hamri, Zanclean, e SMF PO 101.203 (reversed),Kef Nsour, Messinian, d, g SMF PO 101.204, Sidi Mohamed ech Chleuh, Zanclean. k–m, Diaphus taaningi Norman, 1930, extant, k–l MCZ 150978, 36°17’N, 74°49’W, 13 m refigured from Schwarzhans (2013b), dredge in the Gulf of Guinea, 00°20’S, 08°46’E

Fig. 8 Conceptual structural cross-section through studied area based on Zizi (1996) and own field observations (scale 1:1). Subsurface thicknesses are extrapolated from sections of nearby wells published in Saadi et al. (1980) and Sani et al. (2006). Subsurface positions of not-exposed tectonic elements after Tilloy (1952), Zizi (1996), and Zouhri et al. (2002)

Fig. 9 Pterothrissidae.a–e, Pterothrissus darbelhamriensis Schwarzhans,1981, Dar bel Hamri, Zanclean;a holotype, SMF P 6234;paratypes,b SMF 6235 (reversed), d SMF P 6237 (reversed), e SMF P 6236; c Asilah, coll.WWS. f–j Pterothrissus compactus Schwarzhans, 1981, Le Puget, southern France, Zanclean;f holotype, SMF P 6239;paratypes,g SMF P 6240, i SMF P 6243 (reversed); h, j (reversed), MGPT-PU 139453,Stazzano,Piedmont, Italy,Tortonian

Fig. 10 Anguilliformes. a–d Panturichthys cf. fowleri (Ben-Tuvia, 1953), SMF PO 101.184 (a reversed), Dar bel Hamri. 10e, Echelus myrus (Linnaeus, 1758), SMF PO 101.216 (reversed), Dar bel Hamri. f–h, Saurenchelys silex van Hinsbergh & Hoedemakers, 2022, Dar bel Hamri, Zanclean, f SMF PO 101.186, g–h tentatively assigned specimens,SMF PO 101.815 (reversed). i–j, Saurenchelys cancrivora Peters, 1864, extant,West Pacific, i BSKU 69087, j BSKU 75296.k, Conger sp. juv., SMF PO 101.187 (reversed), Dar bel Hamri. l, Gnathophis mystax (Delaroche, 1809), SMF PO 101.188 (reversed),Dar bel Hamri. m, Japonoconger africanus (Poll, 1953), SMF PO 101.189 (reversed), Dar bel Hamri. n, Paraxenomystax cf. bidentatus Reid, 1940, SMF PO 101.273, Dar bel Hamri

Fig. 11 Anguilliformes and Siluriformes. a–c Rhynchoconger carnevalei n. sp. 10a paratype, MGPT-PU 130,452 (reversed),Borelli, Piedmont, Italy, late Tortonian, b holotype, SMF PO 101.191, Agrigento,Sicily,Italy, Zanclean, c paratype, SMF PO 101.336 (reversed), Orciano near Pisa,Italy, Zanclean. d, e Rhynchoconger pantanellii (Bassoli & Schubert,1906), SMF PO 101.190 (e reversed),Dar bel Hamri. f Carlarius cf. latiscutatus (GÜnther, 1864), SMF PO 101.192,Dar bel Hamri

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. 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