Setenta años de investigaciones de los geólogos de la Universidad de Dijon en la Cuenca Vasco-Cantábrica

Abstract

In september 1926, investigations in the Basque-Cantabrian area were initiated by a young geologist from Dijon, Raymond Ciry. They were continued after the war by his direct disciples and later by a new generation of geologists who are still working in cooperation with their Spanish colleagues. First descriptive, this research took advantage of the advance of geological sciences, giving interpretations: Urgonian sedimentary models, conditions of Cretaceous transgressions, connections with the Pyrenees, relationship with a distending passive continental margin..