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Desert and water gardens of the Red Sea

Note 73 — Chapter IX · GEOGRAPHY OF RED SEA AND FOUNDATIONS OF THE REEF SYSTEMS

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The gypsum often found between the sandstone and the coral was most probably formed by the drying up of a shallow sea which occupied the site before the Rift Valley appeared, and probably the sandstones are the sediments deposited in the same sea; also parts of the present maritime plain were formed as the shore deposits of this ancient sea.

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