Geomorphological Study for Selective Sections of Injana Formation/ Northern Iraq
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The research includes a geomorphological research of Injana Formation for three sections Hemreen/Tikrit, Hemreen/Tozkormato and Kany Domelan (Dibs). The study includes the analysis of this geomorphological map results in limitating four geomorphological units of Homoclinal origin and three units of erosional origin and surface drainage . It has been shown from the analysis of the surface drainage net that the drainage pattern is the dominate in the study areas
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