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The Aganane Formation is a Pliensbachian, with some levels being potentially Latest Sinemurian, geologic formation in the Khenifra, Midelt, Azilal, Béni-Mellal, Ouarzazate, Tinerhir and Errachidia areas, in the Middle and High Atlas of Morocco, being the remnant of a local massive Carbonate platform, and known mostly for its rich tracksites including footprints of dinosaurs. Is coeval with the Calcaires du Bou Dahar. This unit is know by other multiple synonymous names such as Aït Chitachen, Aït Bazzi, Aghbalou or Assemsouk Formation in the High Atlas and Calcaires de Tizi Nehassa in the Middle Atlas.
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