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Comptes Rendus Geoscience, 2003, Vol 335, Issue 12, p. 907-916
La stratigraphie oligo-miocene et la surface d'erosion messinienne en mer Noire, stratigraphie sismique haute resolution: The Oligo-Miocene stratigraphy and the Messinian erosional surface in Black Se
Gillet H, Lericolais G, Rehault Jp, Dinu C,
Abstract:
ResumeLa stratigraphie des marges occidentales de la mer Noire est revisee a partir des donnees de sismique multitrace haute resolution des recentes missions franco-roumaines Blason 1 et 2. Les profils, cales par des forages petroliers et DSDP, revelent la presence de plusieurs discontinuites majeures, interpretees comme des surfaces d'erosion tertiaires. D'une part, la discontinuite sismique la plus marquee souligne la base des series miocenes et correspond a une surface dite composite qui integre plusieurs phases erosives successives de l'Oligocene au Pontien. D'autre part, une surface d'erosion messinienne est clairement mise en evidence en mer Noire. Nos resultats confortent l'hypothese de Hsu [Palaeogeogr. Palaeoclimatol. Palaeoecol. 29 (1979) 75-93], qui propose une chute majeure du niveau de la mer Noire au Messinien, parallelement a la crise messinienne en Mediterranee. Pour citer cet article : H.[no-break space]Gillet et[no-break space]al., C. R. Geoscience 335 (2003).AbstractThe stratigraphy of the Black Sea western margin is revisited through seismic data acquired during two French-Romanian surveys. These data are calibrated by industrial and DSDP drillings; they display several major discontinuities regarded as Tertiary erosional surfaces. The major seismic discontinuity underlines the base of Miocene formations and corresponds to a composite surface including at least three erosional phases ranging from Oligocene to Pontian times. Moreover, a Messinian erosional surface is clearly identified. This is in agreement with the Hsu's proposition [Palaeogeogr. Palaeoclimatol. Palaeoecol. 29 (1979) 75-93] suggesting a Messinian sea-level drop of Black Sea related to the Messinian Salinity Crisis described in the Mediterranean Sea. To cite this article: H.[no-break space]Gillet et[no-break space]al., C. R. Geoscience 335 (2003)
ResumeLa stratigraphie des marges occidentales de la mer Noire est revisee a partir des donnees de sismique multitrace haute resolution des recentes missions franco-roumaines Blason 1 et 2. Les profils, cales par des forages petroliers et DSDP, revelent la presence de plusieurs discontinuites majeures, interpretees comme des surfaces d'erosion tertiaires. D'une part, la discontinuite sismique la plus marquee souligne la base des series miocenes et correspond a une surface dite composite qui integre plusieurs phases erosives successives de l'Oligocene au Pontien. D'autre part, une surface d'erosion messinienne est clairement mise en evidence en mer Noire. Nos resultats confortent l'hypothese de Hsu [Palaeogeogr. Palaeoclimatol. Palaeoecol. 29 (1979) 75-93], qui propose une chute majeure du niveau de la mer Noire au Messinien, parallelement a la crise messinienne en Mediterranee. Pour citer cet article : H.[no-break space]Gillet et[no-break space]al., C. R. Geoscience 335 (2003).AbstractThe stratigraphy of the Black Sea western margin is revisited through seismic data acquired during two French-Romanian surveys. These data are calibrated by industrial and DSDP drillings; they display several major discontinuities regarded as Tertiary erosional surfaces. The major seismic discontinuity underlines the base of Miocene formations and corresponds to a composite surface including at least three erosional phases ranging from Oligocene to Pontian times. Moreover, a Messinian erosional surface is clearly identified. This is in agreement with the Hsu's proposition [Palaeogeogr. Palaeoclimatol. Palaeoecol. 29 (1979) 75-93] suggesting a Messinian sea-level drop of Black Sea related to the Messinian Salinity Crisis described in the Mediterranean Sea. To cite this article: H.[no-break space]Gillet et[no-break space]al., C. R. Geoscience 335 (2003)
Keywords: au, black sea, c, discontinuities, high-resolution, margin, mediterranean, mediterranean sea, mediterranean-sea, mer noire, messinian, messinian salinity crisis, messinien, miocene, oligocene, part, phase, resolution, salinity, salinity crisis, sea, sea level, sea-level, sealevel, seismic data, seismic stratigraphy, series, sismique haute resolution, stratigraphie sismique, stratigraphy, surface, surface d'erosion, surfaces, tertiary, time, times, western,