3D structural modeling using seismic data and well logs for Khatatba reservoir in Matruh-Shushan Basin, North Western Desert, Egypt. [PDF]
Eid AM, Mabrouk WM, Amer M, Metwally A.
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Origin of mysterious geothermal gas emissions in the middle of the Western Desert, stable shelf area, Dakhla Oasis, Egypt. [PDF]
Abdel Zaher M +12 more
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First definitive record of Abelisauridae (Theropoda: Ceratosauria) from the Cretaceous Bahariya Formation, Bahariya Oasis, Western Desert of Egypt. [PDF]
Salem BS +7 more
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The authors of the article reveal trends of climatic conditions’ changing and variability of hydro-thermal conditions in semi-desert landscapes of Island Tuleny in North-western part of the Caspian Sea, evaluate the different conditions’ contribution and
Z. V. Ataev +2 more
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Using satellite imagery to evaluate precontact Aboriginal foraging habitats in the Australian Western Desert. [PDF]
Law WB, Hiscock P, Ostendorf B, Lewis M.
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Scenarios of inequity, South Africa's Limpopo and the Australian Western Desert
Jeanne Daly +2 more
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The extensive spelean deposits in the Western Desert of Egypt at Crystal Mountain (Gebel Bellorat) are considered to be 11-10 Ma, confirming the ‘Vallesian’ estimate made by Heissig (1982).
H.A. WANAS +4 more
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Integrative Taxonomic, Ecological and Genotyping Study of Charophyte Populations from the Egyptian Western-Desert Oases and Sinai Peninsula. [PDF]
Saber AA +5 more
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Evidence of desert routes across northern Kharga (Egypt’s Western Desert)
Kharga is the largest of Egypt’s five major oases in its Western Desert. It lies in an elongated depression, more than 180 km long in a north-south direction (between N 24° and 26°) and 15 to 20 km wide (between 30° and 31° E). Its eastern and northern edges are well defined by a high scarp, which continues westwards and also marks the northern edge of
ROSSI, CORINNA, Ikram, Salima
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Oldest co-occurrence of Varanus and Python from Africa-first record of squamates from the early Miocene of Moghra Formation, Western Desert, Egypt. [PDF]
Georgalis GL +4 more
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