Fig. 1 in Conulariids from the Lower Ordovician of the southern Montagne Noire, France
Fig. 1. Geology of the Montagne Noire with conulariid localities. A. Geologic sketch of the Montagne Noire. B. Geologic sketch of France showing the pre-Hercynian rocks and the location of the Montagne Noire (rectangle). C. Simplified geological map of the Minervois and Pardailhan nappes, southern Montagne Noire, with the four main areas yielding Lower Ordovician conulariids (dashed square boxes); 1, western Minervois area, Aude (ruisseau des Lavandières, vallée de l'Ourdivieille); 2, eastern Minervois area, Aude (Brama, vallée du Merlaux); 3, western Saint-Chinianais area, Hérault (Canimals, Donnadieu, Saint-Cels); 4, eastern Saint-Chinianais area, Hérault (Pech Tavernier, les Rocs Nègres, la Rouvelane, les Sources du Foulon). Maps redrawn and modified from Guérangé-Lozes and Burg (1990) and Álvaro and Vizcaïno (2001).
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