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Study of tectonic subsidence in the southern Naher Al-Kabir Al- Shimaly basin

دراسة الهبوط التكتوني في جنوب حوض نهر الكبير الشمالي

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 Publication date 2016
and research's language is العربية
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The aim of this research is to identified the tectonic evolution of Naher Al-Kabir Al-Shimaly Basin from tectonic subsidence curve witch calculated from Lattakia1 well data. Tectonic subsidence was identified in lower-middle Jurassic en relation of opening of East Mediterranean basin. A subsidence is occurred in Cenomaniane, after a stage of uplift in late Jurassic-lower Cretaceous en relation to fold and erosion known at regional scale.

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AL-JASSIM A.K. 1969 Stratigraphy and tectonic of Nahr Alkabir Alshmali Depression, Report on the geological survey, Damascus
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