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دراسة بتروغرافية للصخور البازلتية في خربة السنديان شمال غرب سورية
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يقدم هذا البحث دراسة جيولوجية حقلية و بتروغرافية للصخور البازلتية في ( خربة السنديان ) و التي هي جزأ من الأنابيب الانفجارية لجوبات منطقة القرداحة التي تقع في السلسلة الساحلية الموازية لانهدام الغاب, حيث تم من خلال البحث التعرف على أنماط و نوعية الصخور البازلتية الكريتاسية و الصخور البازلتية النيوجينية (N2b) في منطقة البحث.
This paper Presents a Petrographic and geologic study of basaltic rocks in( Hrbet AL-Sindian). which is part of the Diaeremes to the plosirelacune Qardah district .In study, We identify the type of Cretaceous and Neogene basalt rock in the studied area.
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installations, paving roads, and as materials for manufacture of
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multiple stages of transformation of metals ,and indicated the presence
of iron and manganese oxides.
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