The Paleocene-Eocene thermal maximun (PETM) had earlier been documented in basinal and
continental settings of the Pyrenean basin clastic units. In this work new data are added from comparatively
less well-known platform interior successions outcropping at the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National
Park. There, the PETM is recorded by comparatively thin (10-30 m) but laterally extensive accumulations
of siliciclastic deposits that are thought to represent an ancient wave- and storm-dominated delta system.
Further, the landward pinch-out of the delta suggests that the PETM occurred during an interval of relatively
low sea level. Together with other siliciclastic units of the Pyrenean domain, the new data confirms the
intensification of the hydrological cycle during the PETM