TABLE OF CONTENTS

Jurassic carbonate depositional systems of the Mt. Catria-Mt. Acuto area (Umbria-Marche Apennines, Italy)

Ugo Donatelli(*) & Mario Tramontana(*)

New insights on the Holocene marine transgression in the Bahía Camarones (Chubut, Argentina)

Giovanni Zanchetta(1), (2), (5), Ilaria Consoloni(1), Ilaria Isola(2), Marta Pappalardo(1), Adriano Ribolini(1), Marina Aguirre(3), (4), Enrique Fucks(4), Ilaria Baneschi(5), Monica Bini(1), Luca Ragaini(1), Filippo Terrasi(6) & Gabriella Boretto(7)

The Cretaceous-Eocene succession of the Rocca Busambra(Western Sicily, Italy): a patchy record on a dissected palaeostructural high

Carlo Bertok(*), Ramona Capizzi, Luca Martire & Francesco Dela Pierre

Recent foraminiferal assemblages from mixed carbonate-siliciclastic sediments of southern Somalia and eastern Kenya

Johannes Pignatti(*), Virgilio Frezza(*), Andrea Benedetti(*), Federico Carbone(**), Giovanni Accordi(**) & Ruggero Matteucci(*)

Benthic foraminifers and gastropods from the Gratteri Formation cropping out near Isnello (Madonie Mts., Sicily)

Andrea Benedetti(*) (**) & Carmine D'Amico(**) (***)

Tectonic control on the sedimentary architecture of Early Mesozoic mixed siliciclastic-carbonate Pseudoverrucano successions (southern Tuscany, Italy)

Anna Gandin(*)

Persististrombus latus (GMELIN) in the upper Pleistocene deposits of the marine terraces of the Crotone peninsula (southern Italy)

Ronald Nalin(*), Valentina Alice Bracchi(**), Daniela Basso(**) & Francesco Massari(***)

Acoustic facies and seabed features of the mixed carbonate-siliciclastic deposits of the last eustatic cycle in the La Maddalena Archipelago (North Sardinia, Italy)

Roberto Bartole(*) & Sandro De Muro(**)

A Miocene Continental Basin associated with the back thrusting of the Eastern Sierras Pampeanas in the Santa Maria Valley, Northwestern Argentina

Ricardo Mon(*), Adolfo A. Gutiérrez(**), Francesc Sabat(***) & Diego Iaffa(***)

Sedimentology and hydrodynamics of mixed (siliciclastic-bioclastic) shallow-marine deposits of Acerenza (Pliocene, Southern Apennines, Italy)

Domenico Chiarella(*), Sergio G. Longhitano(*), Luisa Sabato(**) & Marcello Tropeano(**)

The volcano-tectonic map of Etna volcano, 1:100.000 scale: an integrated approach based on a morphotectonic analysis from high-resolution DEM constrained by geologic, active faulting and seismotectonic data

Raffaele Azzaro(*), Stefano Branca(*), Klaus Gwinner(**) & Mauro Coltelli(*)