• 'Exposed are about 35m of the Peral Formation, mainly consisting of red clays and red sands with some beds of conglomerate, followed in the top part by 4m of yellow sands and conglomerate and 0.8m of well sorted sand. The Alfambra Formation starts with 1m of white marly limestone with at the base some 1.5cm thick undulating black lignitic clay layers. This is followed by a not exposed interval of 1m, on top 40cm of washed and orientated marly debris of opercula of molluscs with some bone fragments and streaks of green and black clay representing the MDV2 mammal locality. Then follow 2.4m of white marly limestone with some 1-3cm thick black lignitic layers. The next 0.3m consist of dark brown marl and marly limestone containing abundant molluscs (MDV3). In the following 1m of marly limestone some 0-10cm thick undulating black lignitic clay represent the MDV4 mammal locality. On top of another 0.5m of marly limestone 0.3-0.5m of black lignitic clay corresponds to the MDV5 mammal locality. The overlying 6.5m of white marly limestone contain some very thin lignitic lenses and on top of 0.2m of marl and lignitic clay, the MDV7 mammal locality. The section continues with 1.6m of marly limestone and about 20m of gypsum of the Tortajada Formation.'