Impact of Sedimentary Conditions and Relative Distribution of Sand Sedimentary Minerals in Iraqi Soils
Ghada Kamal Hamza Al-Zubaidi,
Luma Abdalalah Sagban Alabadi
Abstract:This study investigated the relative distribution of sand-separating minerals and the effect of sedimentary and climatic conditions on their distribution in some soils from northern and southern Iraq. The samples were collected from four Iraqi governorates: Erbil (included the soils from areas of Shaqlawa, Soran, and Juman), Sulaymaniyah (included the soils from Dokan, Sayed Sadeq, and Halabja), Maysan (included the soils of Al-Kahla, Ali Al-Sharqi, Awasha, Kumit, Ali Al-Gharbi, and Al-Tayyib), and Wasit Gover… Show more
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