Search Results - "Ouabadi, A."
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Enigmatic well-characterized remanent magnetization of silicified Lower Devonian rocks from the Tadrart area (Murzuq basin, SE Algeria)
Published in International journal of earth sciences : Geologische Rundschau (01-06-2022)“…To improve the poor Gondwana paleomagnetic database for Devonian times, detailed paleomagnetic analyses were performed on red chert-like rocks and partly…”
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Repeated granitoid intrusions during the Neoproterozoic along the western boundary of the Saharan metacraton, Eastern Hoggar, Tuareg shield, Algeria: An AMS and U–Pb zircon age study
Published in Tectonophysics (10-09-2009)“…The N–S oriented Raghane shear zone (8°30′) delineates the western boundary of the Saharan metacraton and is, with the 4°50′ shear zone, the most important…”
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Chemical remagnetization acquisition processes: case study of the Saharan basins (Algeria)
Published in Arabian journal of geosciences (01-09-2017)“…In Ordovician and Silurian sedimentary formations of the Murzuq basin (Saharan platform, Algeria), different remagnetization processes have been highlighted…”
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Structural styles and Neogene petroleum system around the Yusuf-Habibas Ridge (Alboran Basin, Mediterranean Sea)
Published in Leading edge (Tulsa, Okla.) (01-07-2012)“…The Algerian offshore is part of the southern margin of the western Mediterranean Sea. The western part of this offshore area represents the transitional…”
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New African Lower Carboniferous paleomagnetic pole from intrusive rocks of the Tin Serririne basin (Southern border of the Hoggar, Algeria)
Published in Tectonophysics (01-06-2006)“…A paleomagnetic study has been conducted on intrusive doleritic rocks cropping out within Devonian horizontal tabular formations of the Saharan craton (Tin…”
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Petrological, geochemical, and stable isotope constraints on the genesis of the Miocene igneous rocks of Chetaibi and Cap de Fer (NE Algeria)
Published in Journal of African earth sciences (1994) (01-06-2005)“…Miocene igneous rocks (diorites, andesites, dacites, rhyolites and microgranites) of Chetaibi and Cap de Fer massif, NE Algeria, are high-K calc-alkaline to…”
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Stable isotope study of the igneous, metamorphic and mineralized rocks of the Edough complex, Annaba, Northeast Algeria
Published in Journal of African earth sciences (1994) (01-08-2002)“…The petrogenesis of igneous, metamorphic and mineralized rocks in the Edough massif, NE Algeria, indicates an interplay between crustal and magmatic sources,…”
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Late Ediacaran geological evolution (575–555 Ma) of the Djanet Terrane, Eastern Hoggar, Algeria, evidence for a Murzukian intracontinental episode
Published in Precambrian research (01-07-2010)“…The Eastern Hoggar is by far the least well known part of the Tuareg Shield. It is composed, from west to east, of the Aouzegueur, Edembo and Djanet Terranes…”
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Improved Moscovian part of the Gondwana APWP for paleocontinental reconstructions, obtained from a first paleomagnetic pole, age-constrained by a fold test, from In Ezzane area in the Murzuq basin (Algeria, stable Africa)
Published in Journal of African earth sciences (1994) (01-11-2014)“…•A paleomagnetic study was made on a marine Moscovian formation of stable Africa.•Obtained ChRMs and remagnetization circles data are constrained in age by…”
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Discovery of a Devonian mafic magmatism on the western border of the Murzuq basin (Saharan metacraton): Paleomagnetic dating and geodynamical implications
Published in Journal of African earth sciences (1994) (01-03-2016)“…Intraplate deformation is most often linked to major stress applied on plate margins. When such intraplate events are accompanied by magmatism, the use of…”
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Paleomagnetic dating of continental geological formations: Strong diachronism evidenced in the Saharan platform and geodynamical implications
Published in Journal of African earth sciences (1994) (01-11-2014)“…•Primary magnetization has been determined in a continental Saharan formation.•Dating has been made by comparison of these data with a known APWP.•Diachronism…”
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Eburnean and Pan-African granitoids and the Raghane mega-shear zone evolution: Image analysis, U–Pb zircon age and AMS study in the Arokam Ténéré (Tuareg shield, Algeria)
Published in Journal of African earth sciences (1994) (01-05-2011)“…► The studied region lies across the western boundary of the Saharan metacraton. ► Eastern basement protolith is dated at 1918±Ma and gneissification at 580±26…”
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The origin and geodynamic significance of the Alpine cordierite-bearing granitoids of northern Algeria. A combined petrological, mineralogical, geochemical and isotopic (O, H, Sr, Nd) study
Published in Lithos (01-06-2001)“…In northern Algeria, the coastal area displays a very variegated magmatism of Miocene age, extending E–W over 900 km with a width of less than 50 km. This…”
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The Anfeg post-collisional Pan-African high-K calc-alkaline batholith (Central Hoggar, Algeria), result of the LATEA microcontinent metacratonization
Published in Journal of African earth sciences (1994) (01-10-2003)“…The Anfeg batholith (or composite laccolith) occupies a large surface (2000 km 2) at the northern tip of the Laouni terrane, just south of Tamanrasset in…”
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Emplacement and fabric-forming conditions of the Alous-En-Tides granite, eastern border of the Tin Seririne/Tin Mersoı̈ basin (Algeria): magnetic and visible fabrics analysis
Published in Journal of structural geology (01-09-2004)“…The Alous-En-Tides pluton intruded within one of the most important Late Panafrican N–S shear zones, the 7°30 shear zone in the southern Hoggar shield. A…”
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Emplacement and fabric-forming conditions of the Alous-En-Tides granite, eastern border of the Tin Seririne/Tin Mersoibasin (Algeria): magnetic and visible fabrics analysis
Published in Journal of structural geology (01-09-2004)“…The Alous-En-Tides pluton intruded within one of the most important Late Panafrican N-S shear zones, the 7DG30 shear zone in the southern Hoggar shield. A…”
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