Sid Ahmed Hammouda scite author profile

Sid Ahmed Hammouda

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Dynamic Systems (United States), University of Abou Bekr Belkaïd

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Fossil nutlets of Boraginaceae from the continental Eocene of Hamada of Méridja (southwestern Algeria): The first fossil of the Borage family in Africa

Hammouda

Weigend

Mebrouk

et al. 2015

American J of Botany

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The Ogastemma-like fossils indicate that the Echiochileae, which are most diverse in northern Africa and southwestern Asia, have a long history in this region, dating back to the Eocene. This tribe corresponds to the basal-most clade in Boraginaceae s.str., and the fossils described here agree well with an assumed African origin of the family and the Boraginales I, providing an important additional calibration point for dating the phylogenies of this clade.

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Taxonomic review of the “Bulimes”, terrestrial gastropods from the continental Eocene of the Hamada de Méridja (northwestern Sahara, Algeria) (Mollusca: Stylommatophora: Strophocheilidae?), with a discussion of the genera of the family Vidaliellidae

Hammouda

Kadolsky²,

Adaci

et al. 2017

PalZ

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First record of non-marine ostracods from the Paleogene “hamadian deposits” of Méridja area, west of Bechar (southwestern Algeria)

Hammouda

Sames

Adaci

et al. 2018

Annales de Paléontologie

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Discovery of a Charophyte locality and Biostratigraphy of the continental Eocene deposits of Oued Méridja (southwestern Algeria)

Hammouda

Mebrouk

Adaci

et al. 2016

Revue de Micropaléontologie

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Palaeoenvironments, Palaeoecology, and Palaeoclimate of the “Paleogene Hamadian deposits” west of Bechar (northwestern Sahara, Algeria)

Hammouda

2022

Palaeobio Palaeoenv

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