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Comments on “The Sdom evaporite formation in Israel and its relationship with the Messinian Salinity Crisis” by J. Charrach
According to J. Charrach, the Sdom formation is a major non-marine evaporite sequence deposited during the climax of the Mediterranean Salinity...
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Response to the comments made by Möller, P., E. Rosenthal, E. and Siebert, C. to the paper “The Sdom evaporite formation in Israel and its relationship with the Messinian Salinity Crisis” by J. Charrach
I thank the discussors for their critique of the above paper. In geology there are rarely any absolute models but working hypotheses, which will be...
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The Sdom evaporite formation in Israel and its relationship with the Messinian Salinity Crisis
The Sdom Formation (Fm.) comprises an approximately 2 km thick sequence of evaporite sediments that Zak (The geology of Mount Sdom, Ph.D. Thesis,...
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Elevation and thickness of the 11–10 Kyr old ‘Sinkholes Salt’ layer in the Dead Sea: clues to past limnology, paleo-bathymetry and lake levels
The sinkholes along the Dead Sea (DS) shores form by dissolution of an 11–10 kyr old subsurface salt layer (hereafter named the ‘Sinkholes Salt’)...
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The Distribution of Brines in the Central Jordan Valley and Adjacent Areas
The thermal and pressurized Ca-chlorideCa-chloride brine brinesBrines which permeate the subsurface of the Jordan—Dead SeaDead Sea TransformDead Sea...
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Analysis of Fluorophores of Dissolved Organic Matter in the Suwannee River by Reversed-Phase Liquid Chromatography
AbstractReversed-phase high performance liquid chromatography in combination with a multiwave fluorescence detector has been used to analyze the...
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From Geodiversity to Geofunctionality: Quantifying Geodiversity-Based Ecosystem Services for Landscape Planning in French Guiana
Geodiversity assessment gained a prominent interest in the geoscientific community and beyond. However, it is not always sufficient for land planning...
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Investigations into the Holocene geology of the Dead Sea basin
This paper discusses the geological history and paleoclimate of the Dead Sea region based on drill hole data. A composite stratigraphic column for...
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Development of the Inland Sea and its evaporites in the Jordan-Dead Sea Transform based on hydrogeochemical considerations and the geological consequences
Differences in the distribution of Na/Cl, Br/Cl and Mg/Ca equivalent values suggest a morphotectonic barrier at Marma Feiyad dividing the Tertiary...
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Effects of Chemical Structure on the Stability of Smectites in Short-Term Alteration Experiments
Because of their isolating capacity, smectite-rich clays have been proposed as buffer and backfill materials in high-level radioactive waste...
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Hydrochemical assessment of pond and stream water near abandoned barite mine sites in parts of Oban massif and Mamfe Embayment, Southeastern Nigeria
Hydrochemical studies were carried out in parts of Oban Massif and Mamfe Embayment, Southeastern Nigeria to examine the contributions of barite...
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Molecular geochemical characteristics of gas source rocks from the Upper Triassic Xujiahe Formation indicate transgression events in the Sichuan Basin
The geochemical characteristics of saturated and aromatic hydrocarbons from different formations and lithologies provide obvious evidence for...
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Barioferrite BaFe12O19: A new mineral species of the magnetoplumbite group from the Haturim Formation in Israel
A new mineral barioferrite—a natural analogue of synthetic barium ferrite Ba Fe
12 3+ O 19 —has been identified in the central part of a metamorphosed... -
Numerical analysis of the groundwater regime in the western Dead Sea escarpment, Israel + West Bank
Water is scarce in the semi-arid to arid regions around the Dead Sea, where water supply mostly relies on restricted groundwater resources. Due to...
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Studying of liquid thermolysis products of various types of immature kerogen in sedimentary lacustrine rocks from the valjevo-Mionica basin, Serbia, and the effect of Pt4+ and Ru3+ ions on their yield and the hydrocarbon composition
Liquid thermolysis products of various types of immature kerogen from sedimentary lacustrine rocks from the Valjevo-Mionica basin in Serbia were...
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Origin, organic geochemistry, and estimation of the generation potential of Neogene lacustrine sediments from the Valjevo-Mionica Basin, Serbia
This paper reports an investigation of 60 samples of lacustrine sedimentary rocks of Neogene age lying at depths of 0–400 m in the Valjevo-Mionica...
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