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A. Tithonien and ;. Joseph, Ces brèches carbonatées sont dominées par des faciès de débrites granulaires (clast-supported) ou boueuses (mud-supported), mais présentent aussi des faciès calcarénitiques (Figure A. 4 & 7). Les phénomènes d'écoulement mis en jeu sont principalement des écoulements granulaires concentrés de types debris flows ou grains flows. Il est cependant possible d'observer des bancs composites avec un membre supérieur calcarénitique grano-classé indiquant la mise en place de turbidites de haute-densité, la fosse Vocontienne est entourée par un système de larges plateaux océaniques à sédimentation marno-calcaire, alimentés eux-même par des plates-formes carbonatées au N et au S (plates-formes jurassiennes et provençales, 1988.

, constater l'existence de systèmes gravitaires très contrastés à partir de la même source, mais sur des profils différents

A. Figure, A) Affleurement des Aures montrant un coupe du chenal d'approvisionnement. B) Coupe schématique du lobe associé du Pas de la Cluse, avec trois divisions génétiques, de bas en haut : (1) système en drapage, Système chenal-lobe calciclastique des Aures-Pas de la Cluse (d'après Ferry & Grosheny, vol.20, 2013.

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