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Index Page numbers in bold refer to tables; those in italic refer to figures Abidjan Basin 102, 117, 124, 126-7,242,259 shales 26, 68-70, 142, 153-66, 296-300, 314, 407 Abrolhos massif 133-4, 138-9 South African Margin 153-66, 296 Acarafi Basin 134,141 tectonics 63-72, 104-24, 135,141-4, 303-18,441 aeolian sediments 1, 57, 8%90, 92, 105, 142 Aptian Salt Basin 8,107-116, 181-8,192-4,294-300 Namibia 159-60, 325, 347-62, 367 79 Aptian-Albian 70-2, 307-8 Southern African Margin 159-60 Aqua Salada Fauna 267-79 Afar 87, 94 Araguaia River 32-3 Afro-Brazilian Depression 133-49 Araripe Basin 56-8, 64-71,134-5 Agadir Basin 215,223 Argentine 1-8, 293-6, 338,388 agglutinated foraminfera 203,205,209-15, 218 Argilles Vertes 25-7 Cabinda 267-79 Ascension Fracture Zone 79-80, 135,140, 304-5 Agulhas Bank 405,421 asymmetric grabens 33, 61-7, 71-2, 404 Agulhas Current 327 asymmetric rifts 12, 23-7, 138-9, 144, 431 Agulhas-Falkland Transform Fault 102, 105,158,163, Rio Muni 305, 311 294-5 Atlantic Hinge Zone 8, 12-27, 36-7 Falklands 405-6, 409-11, 415-22, 435-6 Atlantic Margin 8, 41-53 Alagoas Hinge 15-17, 36, 80,158, 420 Atlantic Rift 53-72 and see break-up Albacora Field 6, 145-7 Austral Basin 163,293-6, 428,435-6 Albian 51,124-8,305-18, 441 Autseib Linement 382-401 break-up 71,105, 135, 141,243-61,295-300 Cabinda 268, 283-92, 468 back-arc 420-2 micrites 182-3, 190-4 Bahia Basin 135, 141,170-8 shales 142-8, 182-94, 223-39, 296-300 Barreirinhas Basin 102, 117, 126, 244 tectonics 70-2, 104-5, 108-24, 135-40 tectonics 59,134-5,137, 141,148 Albian-Cenomanian 70-2, 160, 226-39,243-54 Barremian 67-72, 94, 125-8, 285-92 Albian-Eocene drift 63, 105 Falklands 412-15, 441 Albian-Miocene 142 ostracods 287-92, 293-300 Albian-Santonian 104, 441 source rocks 155-63, 170-8, 186-94 algae 246-7, 283,346, 355,451 tectonics 61-72, 107-26, 134-5,137, 141 algal biotherms 93, 95, 170-8,379 Barremian-Aptian 59-71, 160-6, 305-13,436 Almada Basin 15-16, 23, 27,134, 144 development 21-2, 24-8, 36-7, 107-24 reserves 102, 116-17,126 basalt see volcanics Amazon Cone 40, 101-2, 124, 127, 145, 148 basement 103-7, 125 Amazon fan 12-13, 144-5 Africa 13, 56-7, 85-8,381-3, 388400 Amazonas Basin 102, 104,134, 144-8 Falkland 411-14, 428,449-52, 458 Ambriz Spur 181,193,284 South America 56-9, 64-5, 116 ammonites .

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