In southern Turkey (Taurus Chain or Taurides) and southeastern Turkey (Border Folds of the
Arabian Plate), nearly complete Cambrian to Ordovician successions are preserved. Four …

Large igneous provinces and associated silicic magmatism can have a significant global
climatic effect, so we explored the relationship between the large igneous province record …

Abstract The West African craton (WAC) was constructed during the Archaean and the c. 2
Ga Palaeoproterozoic Eburnian orogeny. Mesoproterozoic quiescence at c. 1.7–1.0 Ga …

References: Since the milestone works of Choubert (1963), and Choubert & Faure-Muret
(1970), a number of papers have proposed synthetic, and often contrasting views on the …

U–Pb–Hf of detrital zircons from diverse Cambrian units in Morocco and Sardinia were
investigated in order to clarify the sandstone provenance and how it evolved with time, to …

The Anti-Atlas is reviewed and examined in the light of its geodynamic significance as a
Palaeozoic basin and fold belt. Shortening is accommodated by polyharmonic buckle …

This study is focused on developing an approach for spatial mapping of groundwater by
considering four types of factors (geological, topographical, hydrological, and climatic …

The concept of cyclic closure and opening of oceans along the same crustal scar was
introduced by JT Wilson (1966) based on the example of the Atlantic Ocean and its …

Abstract The post-Pan-African evolution of the northern border of the West African Craton is
largely controlled by the remobilisation of Late Neoproterozoic basement faults. The Upper …

Abstract The Upper Paleozoic geodynamic evolution is discussed at the scale of a wide part
of Gondwana from North Africa to Arabia. With the aim of giving an integrated tectonic …