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# Title Research Year
961
Sedimentology and Mineralogy of the Neogene and more recent sediments in Wadi El-Assiut area, Assiut, Egypt.
1998
962 Estimation of the shape factor of the paleostress ellipsoid from the distribution of slickenside striations in the pre-Cenomanian sandstone in the southwestern Sinai, Egypt. 1998
963 Geological interpretation of gravity data on a part at the western region of the High Dam Lake, South Egypt. 1998
964 Geophysical studies on the proposed site of the new Assiut city, Wadi El-Assiuti, Eastern Desert, Egypt. 1998
965 Geophysical studies on the proposed site of the new Assiut city, Wadi El-Assiuti, Eastern Desert, Egypt. 1998
966 Geophysical studies on the proposed site of the new Assiut city, Wadi El-Assiuti, Eastern Desert, Egypt. 1998
967 Gravity and aeromagnetic signatures along several profiles from the area of Abu Gharadig basin, north Western Desert of Egypt, and their geological significances. 1998
968 17. The mineral chemistry of the gabbroic layered intrusion northwest of Mersa Alam, Eastern Desert, Egypt: implications for the conditions crystallization and source of the parent magma. Bulletin Faculty of Science, Assiut University, Egypt, 19 (1-F), 1998
969 : Kinematics, paleostress and structural interpretation of Durba-Araba region Southwestern Sinai, Egypt. 1998
970 A new simplified approach of depth computation for some buried geomagnetic bodies. 1998