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• TITLE: New Data on the Upper Miocene Presence in the Aegean Region: The Geological Evolution of Spetses Island, Peloponnesus, Greece

  AUTHORS: Evdoxia E. Lykoudi

  KEYWORDS: Upper Miocene; Microfauna; Spetses Island; Aegean Region

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Geology, Vol.4 No.3, March 12, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Based on detailed geological and geomorphological mapping, sampling and micro-palaeontological determinations, both of the alpine and neogene formations, new data have been derived for Spetses Island (SW Aegean). The applied methodology provided results on the paleogeographic evolution for Spetses Island and the nearby land of Argolida peninsula as well. Based mainly on characteristic nannofossils, a Miocene age of the post-alpine formations is determined. It is the first time that miocene formations have been identified, not only in Spetses Island and Argolida, but in the whole area of Peloponnesus, where only Plio-pleistocene deposits have been described. This work also leads to the conclusion that Spetses Island is attached to the Argolida peninsula, forming an independent paleogeographic unit since Upper Miocene.