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Abstract: The Edea and Eseka area belongs to the Nyong Series which is the north-western extension of the Congo Craton in Cameroon. Structural analyses were carried out in this region in order to delineate the tectonic evolution. The structures of this area are the result of a complex structural evolution and the area experienced a polyphase deformation resulting to a succession of several phases of deformation. Detailed information on the structures and the relative timing of deformation are as follows: (1) an early stage (pre- D1) phase corresponds to the relicts of an early schistosity preserved as inclusion trails in garnet and pyroxene crystals, immediately followed by (2) two main stages (D1 and D2). D1 evolved in tangential movements, it is typically ductile and characterized by a.......
Keywords : Edea and Eseka area; Nyong series; Congo craton; tangential movements; transcurrent tectonic regime; Ogooué metamorphic; Trans-Amazonian belt.
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Abstract: The research of massive rock extraction site (granite) to Gbamakro (Central Côte d'Ivoire) requires a good knowledge of the subsoil. This requires the implementation of geophysical methods of resistivity (profiling, sounding and electrical tomography). The aim is to determine the lithological and structural characteristics of the study area subsoil. The results show a resistant granite massif with fractures oriented N70 to N120. At north of the site, the fractures are associated with an altered massif. The roof of the massif is located under an altered horizon less than 5 m thick. Except north of the site, where it is at a greater depth (16 m).
Keywords : electrical profiling, electrical sounding, electrical tomography, geophysical.
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Abstract: Stable isotopes are very useful to trace groundwater from their recharge origin as precipitation. This is due to the conservation of the meteoric signal during its subsurface flow. Thus, is very important to have a local meteoric line (LML) in every world region to more accurately adjust the interpretations of hydrological relationships and processes like recharge areas, evaporation, water mixtures and probable isotopic exchanges with rocks and sediments. The objective of this work is to analyze the isotopic composition of precipitations in the dry sub-humid sector of the Pampa plain of Córdoba, its connection with the meteorological conditions and the temporal variations to improve..........
Keywords : chemistry, isotopes, precipitation, Pampean plain
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Abstract: The study investigated the level of heavy metals in surface waters and sediments in the Lagos Lagoon, Lagos State. Water and sediment samples were collected in sterile plastic containers respectively from 8 sampling locations inclusive of a control. The samples were treated and digested and analyzed using the Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (AAS).The t-test, single factor ANOVA, post-hoc means plot and Principal Components Analysis (PCA) were used to analyze data. Cu, Zn, Cd, Mn, Ni,Cr and Fe varied as follows: 1.97-5.60(3.07) mg/L in water columns and 9.9-527.35 ppm in sediments,1.58 – 6.99(3.03 )mg/L in water columns and 37.69 – 875.64 ppm, 0.18–0.93 (0.62)mg/L and 0.37–11.46 ppm, 4.48–11.28 (8.51) mg/L and 184.95–547.45ppm, 9.83-20.50 (14.54.........
Keywords : Surface water, Sediment, Physiochemical, Lagoon, Heavy metals, Industries, Wastes, Pollution
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