This study documents river terraces from upstream reaches of the Dadès River, a major
fluvial system draining the south-central High Atlas Mountains. Terraces occur as straths …

This paper presents data from 42 new samples yielding Late Pleistocene cosmogenic 10 Be
and 36 Cl exposure ages of moraine boulders across a series of glaciated valleys in the …

Abstract On 8 September 2023 an MW 6.8 earthquake struck the High Atlas Mountains of
western Morocco, about 70 km southwest from Marrakesh, causing significant devastation …

Morphotectonic analysis of landscape using remote sensing and GIS is an effective way of
deducing the pattern and spatial variation of neotectonic activity along poorly investigated …

Morphotectonic parameters are sensitive to crustal and/or mantle dynamics, especially in
young convergent margins and contractional orogenic systems. In northwest Africa, the High …

It is suggested that the occurrence of tectonic activity in the northern Nubian belts (Tell-Rif
and Atlas systems) since the Late Pliocene can be interpreted as one of the processes that …

The High Atlas of Morocco, representing the southernmost element of the Perimediterrane‐-
an Alpine belts, is a typical example of intracontinental belt (Mattauer et al., 1977). It was …

A reliable identification of the fault responsible for the magnitude 6.8 Al Haouz earthquake
that struck Morocco on 8 September 2023 has so far been hampered by a lack of accurate …

Segmentation, propagation, and linkage of normal faults often occur in regions of active
extension, and observations of the distribution and structural properties of segment …

The Ouzzelarh Massif extends across the Marrakech High Atlas (MHA) and forms the
highest elevated mountain belt. To better understand the evolution of collision-related …