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Integrated remote sensing and geochemical data of Shadli mineralized metavolcanics (Egypt): mantle plume-driven magmatism during subduction–rift transition

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By Mohamed Zaki Khedr, Mahmoud Sayed, Shehata Ali, Mokhles K Azer, Akihiro Tamura, Tomoaki Morishita, Eiichi Takazawa, Yuji Ichiyama, Ali Mahdi Verified
| Nature Verified
Abstract The Wadi Ranga–Atshan metavolcanic (WRAM) suite in the Southern Eastern Desert of Egypt is part of the Shadli calc-alkaline metavolcanic belt, which is the main crustal part of the Arabian-Nubian Shield (ANS). Integrated remote sensing, mineral compositions, and whole-rock chemical data are used to elucidate the mantle-plume contribution, petrogenesis, and geodynamic evolution of the ~ 739 Ma Shadli metavolcanics.
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Integrating multi-source remote sensing, field work, and petrography for automatic lithological mapping and mineralization potential in the Gabal El-Faraid, Egypt

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By Hassan Osman, Mokhles K Azer, Khairy S. Zaky, Shehata Ali, Esam S Farahat, Saif M. Abo Khashaba
| Nature Verified
Abstract The Gabal El-Faraid Group, in the Egyptian Southeastern Desert, comprises Neoproterozoic lithologies and structurally controlled mineralization zones that require an integrated exploration approach. This study integrates multi-source remote sensing data with detailed field observations, structural analysis, and petrographic investigations to improve lithological differentiation and delineate mineralization-related structures.
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Provenance and economic potential of Egyptian black sands: integrated mineralogical and geochemical insights

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By Mohamed Zaki Khedr, Eiichi Takazawa, Mokhles K Azer, Sherif Mansour, Tehseen Zafar, Shaimaa Ali El-Shafei, Hamada Zaghloul, Hesham El-Nahas
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Abstract This study presents a mineralogical and geochemical investigation of Egyptian black sand deposits to constrain their provenance, depositional controls, and economic potential. Representative samples were collected from the Mediterranean North Coast (Dieba, Damietta, Rosetta, and Balteem) and from the Southern Sinai (Abu Zenima and Nebq).
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