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In the original publication [1], the section of Supplementary Materials was not included and the following reference [25–29] were not included in this section. A supplementary section, including the description of two new ammonites from the Mont Ventoux crest sedimentary succession and the corresponding references, has been added to this article. These additions do not affect, but rather complement, the scientific content, interpretations, and conclusions of the paper. This correction was approved by the Academic Editor. The original publication has also been updated. The newly documented material is of biostratigraphic significance for regional correlations of distal Urgonian successions in northern Provence. Detailed information on the specimens is available from the first author upon request.
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