Imi-n-Ifri Formation, Geological formation near Demnate, Morocco
The Imi-n-Ifri Formation is a geological formation near Demnate composed of limestone and dolomite deposits. The site displays layered rock formations that reveal the mineral composition and structure of this mountainous region.
The formation originated during the early Jurassic period when marine sediments accumulated in this area. Over time, these deposits became the carbonate rock layers visible today.
Local Berber communities in the Souss-Massa-Drâa region maintain traditional agricultural practices while living near this geological site of scientific importance.
The site can be reached from Marrakech via regional roads leading to Demnate. Visiting during the dry season makes exploring the rock formations more comfortable.
Preserved dinosaur tracks on the rock surfaces show that reptiles once inhabited this area millions of years ago. These fossilized impressions give visitors a direct glimpse into the prehistoric life forms that roamed this region.
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