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Figure 1. Structural Map showing the Douala and Kribi-Campo sub-basins of Cameroon (modified from [37] 1. Archean and paleoproterozoic green rocks belts;

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1 Figure 1. Structural Map showing the Douala and Kribi-Campo sub-basins of Cameroon (modified from [37] 1. Archean and paleoproterozoic green rocks belts; 2. Archean charnockites and granitoïds; 3. Gneiss; 4. Granitic mobile zone; 5. Sedimentary basin; C. overlapping; D. Dolerites; F. Faults (SFZ: Sanaga Fault Zone; KFZ: Kribi Fault Zone; CFZ: Campo Fault Zone) From: A Comparative Geophysical Study of the Sedimentary-Metamorphic Contacts in the Douala and Kribi-Campo Sub-Basins of Cameroon Trends Journal of Sciences Research. 2018;3(1): doi: /Geosciences Trends Journal of Sciences Research | © The Author This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. 1

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