Lowermost Silurian organic-rich (hot') shales are the origin of 80–90% of Palaeozoic
sourced hydrocarbons in North Africa and also played a major role in petroleum generation …

Abstract The northern African Tethyan margin registered three major rifting episodes from
the latest Palaeozoic-earliest Mesozoic to the earliest Cenozoic. Break-up of Gondwana was …

The Karoo basins of south-central Africa evolved during the first-order cycle of
supercontinent assembly and breakup of Pangea, under the influence of two distinct tectonic …

Petroleum Geology of Libya, Second Edition, systematically reviews the exploration history,
plate tectonics, structural evolution, stratigraphy, geochemistry and petroleum systems of …

Integrated sedimentology, mineralogy, geochemistry, and microfossil and macrofossil
biostratigraphies of the Maastrichtian–early Paleocene Dakhla Formation of the Western …

A re-assessment of the Cretaceous succession in the Dakhla area, central Egypt, is
presented on the basis of new palynological evidence from the Six Hills and Maghrabi …

Owing to the hypercontinental location of Western Nubia, secular fluctuations of climate
have been filtered and wet phases can be considered as representative of conditions …

Water resources in the Nile Delta have been subjected to ongoing deterioration in quality
and quantity as a result of decreasing Nile water flux, poorly managed groundwater …

Large areas of north-east Africa were dominated by regional extension in the Late
Phanerozoic. Widespread rifting occurred in the Late Jurassic, with regional extension …

The Nubia terrain in southern Egypt and northern Sudan is the type area for strata of mainly
Cretaceous age. Because “Nubian Sandstone” or “Nubian Formation” or similar terms were …