Long-term shoreline changes and the concentration of heavy minerals in beach sands of the Nile Delta, Egypt¶
Frihy, & Komar. (1993). Long-term shoreline changes and the concentration of heavy minerals in beach sands of the Nile Delta, Egypt. 1971-1990.
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- The budget swung from near-balance into severe deficit, and the promontories at the Rosetta and Damietta mouths retreated at tens of metres a year and more in the decades that followed — about 10 m/yr at Damietta and about 100 m/yr at Rosetta over 1971–1990
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- The budget swung from near-balance into severe deficit, and the promontories at the Rosetta and Damietta mouths retreated at tens of metres a year and more in the decades that followed — about 10 m/yr at Damietta and about 100 m/yr at Rosetta over 1971–1990
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