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esrj-33591	Shandini, Yves; Tadjou, Jean Marie	Interpreting gravity anomalies in south Cameroon, central Africa	2012	5	.pdf	application/pdf	3696	48	0	Isostatic residual Bouguer gravity map of the study area Interpreting gravity anomalies in south Cameroon, central Africa 9 metric gradient led to identifying the main faults responsible for structur- ing the studied area and so obtaining indications regarding their dip The study area was characterised by one gravity anomaly in the south charac- terised by having a long wavelength and high anomaly expression in the north Low gravity anomaly expression was associated with granite intru- sions while high gravity anomaly expression was associated with basement outcrop These two areas were separated by a pronounced E-W lineament recognised on both Bouguer and isostatic residual gravity maps and was interpreted as being a basement fault references Abdelsalam, M G , Liégeois, J P and R J Stern (2002): The Saharan meta- craton Journal of African Earth Sciences, 34, 119–136 Archibald, N and F Bochetti (1999): Multiscale edge analysis of potential field data Explor Geophys , 30, 38-44 Blakely, R J and R W Simpson (1986): Map showing the distribution of interpreted gravity faults in the area being studied Arrows indicate dip direction figure 5.	cache/esrj-33591.pdf	txt/esrj-33591.txt