… the Gulf of Aden and southern Red Sea, active magma systems are observed … Red Sea, and a continental rift is undergoing uplift and exposure in the Gulf of Suez. The greater Red Sea …
The Red Sea is a unique and fragile environment. All but landlocked between Africa and Arabia, its peculiar oceanographic conditions, its geographical position and its geological …
… This introduction gives a brief summary of the main features of the Red Sea and its … The oceanography as well as some environmental and biological aspects of the Red Sea …
… , but limits actual new sea floor to the axial trough. We first discuss the structure and development of the Red Sea in three segments: (1) the southern Red Sea where sea-floor spreading …
… on the Saudi Arabian and western side of the Red Sea. There is a short description of the … fill of the present Red Sea is related to the early Miocene development of the present Red Sea …
The Red Sea is one of the warmest and saltiest seas of the world. Water exchanges occur only in the south, and there is moderate nutrient variability at macroecological scales. The Red …
… sea-floor spreading, crustal extension and plutonic activity and mechanisms of rifting. Several mechanisms of rifting have been proposed for the formation of the Red Sea. … Red Sea in …
… the Red Sea area. The geographic outline of western Arabia and northeast Africa shows the apparent jigsaw fit that appears possible in closing the Red Sea… of the Red Sea is somewhat …
… , magnetic and gravity observations in the Red Sea. The deep trough along the centre … Red Sea rift was formed as a result of crustal tension. Finally, a discussion is given of the Red Sea …
… the Red Sea are a subject of vigorous debate. Here, we review evidence for and against the hypotheses that: (1) Red Sea … or just outside the Red Sea during low sea level stands when …