INTERPRETATION OF NEW FACIES IN THE PILA SPI FORMATION (MIDDLE – UPPER EOCENE), SULAIMANYIA AREA, NE IRAQ by: Polla A. Khanaqa Published by GEOSURV in: Iraqi Journal of Geology and Mining, Vol.7, No.3, 2012 ABSTRACT The Pila Spi Formation (Middl–Late Eocene) was previously assigned as lagoonal crystallized limestone and poorly fossiliferous, including gastropods, miliolids and […]
Biostratigraphy of Bluish Marl Succession (Maastrichtian) in Sulaimanyia, Area, Kurdistan Region NE- Iraq Khalid M. Ismael Polla A. Khanaqa Kamal H. Karim Department of Geology, […]
Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Government, MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURAL Pre-feasibility Study of Small Dam Sites of Kfree (Kfry or Bawa Shaswar) dam By: Dr. Kamal Haji Karim, Assistant Professor, and Bakhtiar Qadir Aziz, professional in geophysics Under supervising of: Salahaddin Ali saed, Hydrogeologist Sulaimaniya, Kurdistan Region – […]
Types of recent microbailite in slightly acidic spring in Ranyia Area, Kurdistan, NE-Iraq Kamal H. Karim, Polla A. Khanaqa, BAkhtiar M. Ameen Published In: Iraqi Bulletin of Geology and mining, V.7, No.2. pp.27-40. Abstract The role of the microbes in precipitation of stromatolitic limestone and lime sand in water of recent spring in the […]
Environment of Tanjero Formation as Inferred From Sedimentary Structures, Sulaimaniya area, Kurdistan Region, NE-Iraq Kamal Haji Karim Department of Geology .College of science/ University of Sulaimani , Published in: (KAJ) Kurdistan Academicians Journal, 2006, Vol.4, No.1, part A Abstract Many sedimentary structures are found in Upper Cretaceous Tanjero Formation, these structures are all new as […]
Planktonic foraminiferal biostratigraphy of the Upper Cretaceous Reddish to Pale brown transitional succession in Smaquli Area, Northeast Iraq (Kurdistan Region) Khalid M. I. Sharbazheri* Assistant professor, department og geology, college of Science, Sulaimaniyah University e-mail:[email protected] Published In:Iraqi Bulletin of Geology and Mining,Vo.6, No.1, 2010, P1-20 Key word: Biostratigraphy, Planktonic foraminifera, Upper Cretaceous, Shiranish Formation, Kurdistan […]