Cenomanian

Russia, Khabarovsk territory, mount Shchebenchikha. Andesite-dacite tuff. Cretaceous, cenomanian.

Russia, Khabarovsk territory, mount Shchebenchikha. Light gray andesite-dacites with porphyry plagioclase and hornblende. Very strongly altered. Plagioclase is often replaced by carbonates. Hornblende is opacitized. Cretaceous, cenomanian.

Portugal, Praia das Maçãs. Limestones. Cretaceous. Upper Aptian, Albian, Cenomanian, Turonian.

Portugal, Praia das Maçãs. Limestones, sandstones, marls and dolomites. Cretaceous. Upper Aptian, Albian, Cenomanian, Turonian. In the third photo - I do not know what it is. Basaltic lava maybe?

Sardinia, Gola di Gorropu. Middle-Upper Cretaceous succession of Eastern Sardinia. Carbonatic shelf deposits: limestones and marls, cherty limestones, detritic glaucophane sandstones, of crica-infralittoral environment, with planktonic foraminifers, rudists and inoceramids. Upper Albian - Maastrichtian.

Middle-Upper Cretaceous succession of Western Sardinia. Carbonatic shelf deposits: limestones, marls and glauconitic calcarenites of sublitoral environment with benthic foraminifers, algae, rudists, locally lacustrine limestones with carophyts. Middle-Upper Cretaceous. Cenomanian-Campanian. K₂

Middle-Upper Cretaceous succession of Western Sardinia. Carbonatic shelf deposits: limestones, marls and glauconitic calcarenites of sublitoral environment with benthic foraminifers, algae, rudists, locally lacustrine limestones with carophyts. Middle-Upper Cretaceous. Cenomanian-Campanian. K₂