… Sea (shown schematically). Also shown are preferred ranges of locations of Red Sea and Gulf of Aden … Poles for the Dead Sea transform are accurate to within 0.5”. Inset: schematic …
… During Miocene time, the Red Sea was isolated from the Indian … Sea, which, like the Red Sea, was an evaporite basin at that time. A distinct acoustic reflector (reflector S) in the Red Sea …
… the Red Sea, ie, from the direction opposite to the prevailing NNW winds of summer. A prominent outflow of warm, saline Red Sea … water that fills the Red Sea basin below sill depth …
… catch data are lacking for most Red Sea fisheries. Here, the catches of Red Sea fisheries are ‘… Overall, the total Red Sea catch was low (around 50,000 t · year −1 ) until 1960, increased …
… Red Sea reef dwellers are adapted in a very warm environment, fact that makes them … satellite derived sea surface and ground based air temperatures, it is shown that the Red Sea is …
… outcrop throughout the length of the Red Sea suggests a positive area at that time. Information from two wells drilled in the southern Red Sea indicates Oligocene structural activity, but …
… the Arabian Sea into a southeast 57 winds along the axis of the Red Sea. In … Sea meet the orographically driven southeast winds in the center 60 of the Red Sea to form the Red Sea …
… Red Sea originated from the Gulf of Aqaba, a small area (<2 % of the area of the Red Sea) in the far northern Red Sea. … of future research priorities for the Red Sea region. Notably, data …
… connected with the Red Sea: the attempted construction of a waterway between the Nile and the Gulf of Suez, the building and operation of triremes in the Red Sea, and an expedition …
… Red Sea has increased fivefold. A new heat flow map is presented together with a table of observations. The new data confirm that the whole of the Red Sea … far as the Red Sea coasts. …