Stratégies adaptatives des foraminifères benthiques toarciens du Moyen Atlas (Maroc) : implications paléoécologiques. Adaptive strategies of the Toarcian Benthic Foraminifera of the Middle Atlas (Morocco) : paleoecological implications
Résumé
Au Toarcien, dans le Moyen Atlas, l'analyse quantitative et qualitative des associations de foraminifères benthiques montre une adaptation aux conditions du milieu qui influent sur la diversité, la fréquence et les modifications morphologiques (forme et taille). Plusieurs taxons appartenant essentiellement aux Nodosariidés, aux Cératobuliminidés et aux Agglutinés adoptent des formes et des tailles particulières qui leur permettent de subsister et parfois de proliférer dans des niches où les conditions écologiques sont difficiles (déficit en oxygène, fonds vaseux, etc.).
Quantitative and qualitative analysis show that, as a whole, associations of Foraminifera adapt with the conditions of the envi-ronment which influence diversity, frequency fluctuations and morphological modifications (form and size). Several species belonging primarily to Nodosariidea, Ceratobuliminidea and Agglutinea adopt particular forms and sizes which enable them to remain and sometimes to proliferate in niches where the ecological conditions are difficult (e.g. oxygen deficit, muddy funds, ...).
Quantitative and qualitative analysis show that, as a whole, associations of Foraminifera adapt with the conditions of the envi-ronment which influence diversity, frequency fluctuations and morphological modifications (form and size). Several species belonging primarily to Nodosariidea, Ceratobuliminidea and Agglutinea adopt particular forms and sizes which enable them to remain and sometimes to proliferate in niches where the ecological conditions are difficult (e.g. oxygen deficit, muddy funds, ...).
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