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The Red Sea an embryonic ocean basin
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- "Examines the sediments around the Red Sea in order to understand the conditions in the region which caused the continental plates to split."
- "This program examines the sediments around the Red Sea and the conditions in the region which led up to the splitting. The northern part of the Red Sea is examined in detail, and it is suggested that this northern section may have originated as a graben, before sea floor spreading began."
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- "The Red Sea an embryonic ocean basin"
- "The red sea an embryonic ocean basin"