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Israel | |
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- Southern District (HaDarom District)
- Ramat Negev Regional Council
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Lebanon | |
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Middle East | |
- Harrat al-Sham Volcanic field
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Palestine | |
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| Lang, B., & Mimran, Y. A. (1985). An Early Cretaceous volcanic sequence in central Israel and its significance to the absolute date of the base of the Cretaceous. The Journal of Geology, 93(2), 179-184. |
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Syria | |
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| Ma, G. S. K., Malpas, J., Xenophontos, C., & Chan, G. H. N. (2011). Petrogenesis of latest Miocene–Quaternary continental intraplate volcanism along the northern Dead Sea Fault System (Al Ghab–Homs Volcanic Field), western Syria: evidence for lithosphere–asthenosphere interaction. Journal of Petrology, 52(2), 401-430. |
