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دراسة الفوالق في منطقة اللاذقية
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2016
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Geology
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العربية
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مصطفى حبيب( باحث )
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بينت دراسة الفوالق في منطقة اللاذقية وجود للفوالق العادية، العكسية، و الإزاحية الجانبية فيها. تم تحديد اتجاهاتها الرئيسة و تقدير أعمارها الجيولوجية. تأخذ الفوالق العادية اتجاهاً رئيسا NE-SW من عمر الميوسين الأوسط و اتجاهاً ثانوياً E-W من عمر الباليوجين.
Study of faults at Lattakia region shows normal, reversed and strike-slip faults. Main fault directions and their geologic age estimation were determined. The normal faults have NE-SW main direction from Middle Miocene and E-W secondary direction from Paleogene.
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