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The study of some Foraminifera of recent Costal sand , south Tartous and its geological important

دراسة بعض منخربات الرمال الشاطئية الحالية جنوب طرطوس و أهميتها الجيولوجية

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 Publication date 2016
and research's language is العربية
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Eleven Samples of costal sand was studied, nearly south- north along 15 km ,27 Spcieses of Foraminifera Testes was determined (founded)in it, most of them was benthic , but the porcelanic testes were more commen. This Costal sand is richer in Foraminifera Testes near the costal line. As well as the fine far costal sand less richer in Foraminifera Testes than the coarse sand which is near of costal line, because of the effect of weathering , which the Aeolian processes very clear in it. And this causes brokig the Foraminifera Testes. The recent geological processes can be reflex at the past geological time, especially for sand stone in Pleistocene Age. This sandstone deposit by geological processes seemlywhat happing in our days ( recent).

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