1994
DOI: 10.1016/0264-8172(94)90014-0
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Tectonics of the north-western Gulf of Oman and the Arabian continental margin as indicated by magnetic data

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“…This fault divides not only the Persian Gulf from the Oman Sea at the eastern end of the Strait of Hormuz but also the eastern boundary of a widespread and intensive seismicity within the ZFTB ( Fig. 4; Glennie, 1996;Glennie et al, 1973;Hussieni, 1988;Khattab, 1994Khattab, , 1995. Beydoun et al (1992) suggested the Dibba fault as the eastern boundary of the Zagros foreland basin.…”
Section: The Dibba Fault Zone (Da)mentioning
confidence: 94%
“…This fault divides not only the Persian Gulf from the Oman Sea at the eastern end of the Strait of Hormuz but also the eastern boundary of a widespread and intensive seismicity within the ZFTB ( Fig. 4; Glennie, 1996;Glennie et al, 1973;Hussieni, 1988;Khattab, 1994Khattab, , 1995. Beydoun et al (1992) suggested the Dibba fault as the eastern boundary of the Zagros foreland basin.…”
Section: The Dibba Fault Zone (Da)mentioning
confidence: 94%