The identified taxa are common in the present-day southeastern Spain littoral zone.

Archean rocks form the cores of the ancient crystalline masses within the littoral zone from Algiers to Bona.

Concentrations of fenthion, diazinon and fenobucarb in water of the littoral zone were lower than that in the pelagic zone.

Geographical mapping of factorial scores resulting from global analysis showed a well structured littoral zone and a strong southern-northern inland differentiation.

The potential for such exposures is of particular interest in the littoral zone surrounding wetlands as this is preferred habitat for many amphibian species.

The shell fragments, many of which are striated, include arctic, boreal and southern forms, only a small number being characteristic of the littoral zone.

The Mitras found in the Littoral zone were all on the north-east coast, and well-known Indo-Pacific forms.

Many species of Nassa, all known forms, were collected, mostly on mud in the Littoral zone, chiefly in the north-eastern province.