STRATIGRAPHY AND PETROLOGY OF THE EOCENE ROCKS AT MAGHAGHA (EAST AND WEST), NILE VALLEY, EGYPT
Boukhary, Mohamed; abdulla;
Abstract
Combined paleontological and petrological studies on the Eocene rocks at Maghagha
revealed that the succession belongs to one biostratigraphic zone; the Nummulites
gizehensis gizehensis zone. Nummulites striatus was recorded in this zone. This implies
that the range of N. striatus should be lowered to the dawn of the middle IV.iddle Eocene.
The nature of the faunal content of the succession together with its lithological
characteristics suggests deposition in a quiet shallow marine environment.
revealed that the succession belongs to one biostratigraphic zone; the Nummulites
gizehensis gizehensis zone. Nummulites striatus was recorded in this zone. This implies
that the range of N. striatus should be lowered to the dawn of the middle IV.iddle Eocene.
The nature of the faunal content of the succession together with its lithological
characteristics suggests deposition in a quiet shallow marine environment.
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Title | STRATIGRAPHY AND PETROLOGY OF THE EOCENE ROCKS AT MAGHAGHA (EAST AND WEST), NILE VALLEY, EGYPT | Authors | Boukhary, Mohamed ; abdulla | Issue Date | 1985 | Journal | Qatar Univ. Sci. Bull. (1985), 5: 357-365 |
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