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The Geology of the Arab World---An Overview

Part of the Springer Geology Book Series

Editors: Bendaoud, Abderrahmane; Hamimi, Zakaria; Hamoudi, Mohamed; Djemai, Safouane; Zoheir, Basem

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-96794-3

ISBN: 978-3-319-96793-6

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Sep 22, 2018

1 - 10 of 14 Chapters

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Tectonics of the Eastern Desert of Egypt: Key to Understanding the Neoproterozoic Evolution of the Arabian–Nubian Shield (East African Orogen)

Hamimi, Z.; Abd El-Wahed, M. A.; Gahlan, H. A.; Kamh, S. Z.

Pages: 1 –81

[The tectonic evolution of the Arabian–Nubian Shield (ANS), the northern continuation of the East African Orogen (EAO), is enigmatic and a matter of controversy. The EAO is observed as a N–S trending major suture zone separating East and West Gondwanaland. It documents a prolonged tectonic...
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A New Synthetic Geological Map of the Tuareg Shield: An Overview of Its Global Structure and Geological Evolution

Liégeois, J.-P.

Pages: 83 –107

[Here is presented a geological map of the Tuareg Shield (Algeria, Mali, Niger), based on the various available geological maps, which are often old and uneasily available, and on the various papers published during the last decades that give mapping or geochronological information. This work has...
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The 600 Ma-Old Pan-African Magmatism in the In Ouzzal Terrane (Tuareg Shield, Algeria): Witness of the Metacratonisation of a Rigid Block

Fezaa, N.; Liégeois, J. P.; Abdallah, N.; Bruguier, O.; De Waele, B.; Ouabadi, A.

Pages: 109 –148

[The high-level sub-circular North Tihimatine granitic pluton, intrusive in the In Ouzzal terrane, has been dated at 600 ± 5 Ma (LA-ICP-MS U–Pb zircon) and at 602 ± 4 Ma (SHRIMP U–Pb zircon). At this time, while Tihimatine intruded a brittle In Ouzzal without major metamorphism, large high-K...
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An Overview of the Plutons Magnetic Fabric Studies in the Hoggar Shield: Evolution of the Major Shear Zones During the Pan-African

Henry, B.; Derder, M. E. M.; Maouche, S.; Nouar, O.; Amenna, M.; Bayou, B.; Ouabadi, A.

Pages: 149 –166

[The magnetic fabric obtained in the Hoggar shield on several plutons is related to various origins: simple flow, syn-deformation flow, stress field during late-magmatic stage and solid-state deformation. These results also evidenced the important role of hosting frame, acting as a more or less...
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Electrical Conductivity Constraints on the Geometry of the Western LATEA Boundary from a Magnetotelluric Data Acquired Near Tahalgha Volcanic District (Hoggar, Southern Algeria)

Bouzid, A.; Bendekken, A.; Deramchi, A.; Abtout, A.; Akacem, N.; Djeddi, M.; Hamoudi, M.

Pages: 167 –195

[The lithospheric structure of the Hoggar massif remains relatively unknown. The lack of high-resolution geophysical studies devoted to it is the source of controversial debates about its underlying structure and its geodynamics. This study targets the western edge of the LATEA microcontinent at...
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Regional Geology and Petroleum Systems of the Main Reservoirs and Source Rocks of North Africa and the Middle East

Lučić, D.; Bosworth, W.

Pages: 197 –289

[Roughly 44% of the world’s total known hydrocarbon resources are located in North Africa and the Middle East, from Algeria in the west to the Zagros region of Iran in the east. This includes more than 200 giant fields in the Middle East. North African basins, mainly in Algeria, Libya, and Egypt,...
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Paleomagnetism of the Western Saharan Basins: An Overview

Derder, M. E. M.; Henry, B.; Maouche, S.; Merabet, N. E.; Amenna, M.; Bayou, B.

Pages: 291 –318

[Numerous paleomagnetic studies were performed in the western Saharan basins, particularly during the last decades. Primary magnetization of the sedimentary formations older than Bashkirian appeared as totally overprinted. By contrast, 23 new coherent paleomagnetic poles, mainly from Bashkirian...
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Archaeoseismology in Algeria: Observed Damages Related to Probable Past Earthquakes on Archaeological Remains on Roman Sites (Tel Atlas of Algeria)

Roumane, K.; Ayadi, A.

Pages: 319 –339

[For the period before 1365, the catalogue of historical earthquakes in Algeria remains sparse. A number of earthquakes have been identified in archived documents, and yet others can be inferred from their damage to archaeological structures. In this study, we focus on the Roman period (BC...
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A Glimpse at the History of Seismology in Algeria

Harbi, Assia; Sebaï, Amal; Boughacha, Mohamed Salah

Pages: 341 –379

[Seismology has a long tradition stretching back over three centuries in Algeria since the country is an earthquake-prone area. This paper presents a quick overview on the development of seismology in Algeria from the first written records of seismic events in the fourteenth century up to the...
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Active Tectonics and Seismic Hazard in the Tell Atlas (Northern Algeria): A Review

Maouche, Said; Bouhadad, Youcef; Harbi, Assia; Rouchiche, Yasmina; Ousadou, Farida; Ayadi, Abdelhakim

Pages: 381 –400

[The Tell Atlas of Algeria, which experienced several destructive earthquakes in the past, is among the most seismic active zones in the western Mediterranean. The seismicity is not randomly distributed but directly related to active geological structures, which mainly correspond to faulted...

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