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- José Enrique Tent-Manclús is professor of Tectonics/Geodynamics of the Alicante University. It maintains two blogs: The westernmost Tethys blog and the Messinian Alicante Group.
![The change of the coastline in the southern part of the province of Alicante for the last 15,000 years have been modeled and described in the work of Tent-Manclus (2013). It […]](https://blogs.ua.es/messinianalicante/files/2019/10/01_BP_18000-Model-115x115.jpg "The development of the sinus illicitanus (I)")
![Last February 6, 2020, students in the third year of the Marine Geology Degree carried out practices aboard the “Guadalupe” boat. This 12m-length boat assigned to the City of Dénia […]](https://blogs.ua.es/messinianalicante/files/2020/02/IMG_20200206_115010_8-copia-115x115.jpg "Students of Alicante University do marine geology practices in Denia")
![As the last year, students of the third course of Marine sciences of the Alicante University visit the Sorbas basin, Cabo de Gata, Hoyazo de Nijar, and Cerro del Espíritu […]](https://blogs.ua.es/messinianalicante/files/2019/11/P1110038-115x115.jpg "Marine Geology field trip to Nijar and Sorbas")
![The logo was made by Jesús M. Soria based in an eroded mediterranean margin resembling the M of Messinian. The “Paleoenviromental changes” logo is for the Research Group of the […]](https://blogs.ua.es/messinianalicante/files/2019/06/logoMessINGLES01-115x115.jpg "Alicante Messinian Group LOGO")
![Diego García-Ramos University of Vienna, Institut for Paläontologie 1.Introduction Brachiopods, a name that derives from Ancient Greek words βραχίων (“arm”) and πούς (“foot”), make up a phylum of tripoblastic, coelomate, […]](https://blogs.ua.es/messinianalicante/files/2019/10/brach-plate-III-115x115.jpg "Neogene Brachiopods and Betic Corridors")
![Entobia is a well-known ichnofacies typical for nearshore environments, differentiated from the Gnatichnus ichnofacies as being related to more stable conditions in high-energy settings and longer times of exposure of the bottoms. […]](https://blogs.ua.es/messinianalicante/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "Villafranqueza corals in the 34th IAS Meeting of Sedimentology (Rome)")
![“Kuphus beds in an Oligocene carbonate platform (Sierra de la Argüeña, Southeastern Spain): palaeoecological context and relationship with shallowing-upward cycles” by Alice Giannetti and Santiago Falces-Delgado Although the Oligocene carbonate […]](https://blogs.ua.es/messinianalicante/files/2019/09/IMG-20190911-WA0008-115x115.jpg "Kuphus beds at the 34th IAS Meeting of Sedimentology")
![Students of the third course of Marine sciences of the Alicante University visit the Sorbas basin, Cabo de Gata, Hojazo de Nijar, and Cerro del Espíritu Santo of Vera. The […]](https://blogs.ua.es/messinianalicante/files/2019/06/tutoria10052596-115x115.jpg "Sorbas and Nijar visit")
![The team leader is the Professor Jesús M. Soria of the Alicante University. Jesús Soria (in the 90’s) pointing to a palm-tree-gypsum near Benejúzar (Alicante). Team Members: Antonio Estévez […]](https://blogs.ua.es/messinianalicante/files/2019/06/jesus-soria.jpg "Members of the Alicante Messinian Group")
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