...Alison M. Murray; Mark V.H. Wilson Abstract A new species of ellimmichthyiform fish, represented by three specimens, has been recovered from deposits of the Akrabou Formation of Morocco. The new species is described in the existing genus Sorbinichthys, family Sorbinichthyidae, as Sorbinichthys...

... conglomerates and sandstones of Ifezouane formation. f) Albian – Cenomanian facies of Aoufous formation. g) Cenomanian – Turonian limestones layers of Akrabou formation. h) Upper Cretaceous red clays and silts of Iflit formation overlayed by recent Quaternary sediments. ...

..., Aptian–Albian in age); and (3) a marine calcareous massive bar (Akrabou Formation), representing the beginning of the Cenomanian–Turonian transgression in the area. The specimen MNHN GOU 11 comes from the Goulmima region, located in the southern slope of the High Atlas...

...” or Kem Kem beds; and 3) a marine calcareous massive bar (Akrabou Formation) representing the beginning of the Cenomanian-Turonian transgression in the area (see below). This site, located near Bileca (Bosnia-Herzegovina) about 150 km east of Hvar Island, has produced only “hind-limbed” snake remains...

... for its nodulous fossiliferous levels, including both invertebrate (mainly ammonites) and vertebrate remains. The fossiliferous levels correspond to the lower Turonian Unit 4 of Ferrandini et al. [1985 ], now reappraised as the middle Turonian Unit T2a of the Akrabou Formation of Ettachfini and Andreu...