A. Richter's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
The Uweinat basement uplift system extends from Gebel Uweinat in the west to Bir Safsaf in the east underlying an area of roughly 40,000 km2 in which crystalline rocks arc exposed. The distribution of the basement rocks was mapped by means of field traverses combined with an interpretation of Landsat satellite images. General foliation trend is NE-...
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... In Egypt, the volcanic rocks were injected within the Paleozoic section following the old structural trends such as in Gebel Kamil (Schandelmeir & Reynolds, 1997) and Gebel Uweinat (Issawi, 1978), as well as at the subsurface (in drill holes, Dardir, 1981;Issawi, 1996). The intrusion of granite in the Lower Paleozoic sediments at Wadi Lithi in Sinai (El Kelany, 2000) and at Gebel Babein (Egyptian-Libyan border) (Schandelmeir et al., 1983) may extend the evolution of the Pan-African events to the Early Paleozoic time (Issawi et al., 2009). The post-orogenic Hammamat molasse sediments represent the early cycle of deposition within the Arabian-Nubian Shield. ...
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