Photographs and thin sections of shoal/barrier facies. A. Peloidal (Pe.) and bioclastic grainstone (facies F4a) with echinoderms (Ech.), bivalves (Bi.), intraclasts (In.), superficial ooids (Su. Oo.), geopetal peloidal fabrics (Ge. Pe.) and bladed cement (Bla. Ce.), Urculu section, Calcaire graveleux Formation, sequence LC3. B. Wave ripples in bioclastic limestone (facies F4a), Goust section, Calcaire dolomitique member of the Calcaire des cañons Formation, sequence LC7. C. Foraminifera (Fo.) grainstone (facies F4b) with monoserial foraminifera (Mo. Fo.), biserial foraminifera (Bi. Fo.), miliolids (Mi.), echinoderms and superficial ooids, Montgri section, Calcaire de Santa Fé Formation, Cenomanian-Coniacian cycle. D. Intraclast rudstone (facies F4c) with bivalves, red algae (R. al.), peloids, micritization (Mic.) and meniscus-like cements (MLC; Hillgärtner et al., 2001), Terradets section, La Cova Formation, sequence LC7. E. Quartz (Qz) bioclastic grainstone (facies F4e) with bivalves, echinoderms, peloids, superficial ooids and bladed cement, Permayou section, Calcaire gréseux member of the Calcaires des cañons Formation, sequence LC7. F. Quartz sandstone (facies F4f), Bois d’Haouquère section, Calcaire lité member of the Calcaires des cañons Formation, sequence LC1. G and H. Cross-bedding in pluridecimetric dunes in quartz-bioclastic grainstone (facies F4e), Permayou section, Calcaire gréseux member of the Calcaires des cañons Formation, sequence LC7.