<transcript><audio_31>in the negev we see different uh lithology a thick sequence of chart and phosphate and organic rich carbonate accumulated uh as known as the menuha</transcript><transcript><audio_32>graduate formation and at the same time in northern israel and central island we get organically each columnar</transcript><transcript><audio_33>and this rock have a great economical potential as a little cowboy so during the past 20 years we work a lot on the geochemistry of this sequence and i many work on the atlantic and</transcript><caption><image_34>The image shows a collection of nine small, irregularly shaped objects arranged in a grid-like pattern on a black background. The objects appear to be made of a metallic material, possibly metal or plastic, and are of different sizes and shapes. Some of the objects have a smooth, shiny surface, while others have a more rounded shape. On the right side of the image, there is a small screen with a group of people on it, and on the bottom right corner, there are two buttons - one for the user to navigate through the screen and the other for the camera.</caption><transcript><audio_35>benthic foreign assemblages which exhibit a dramatic first there was very unique uh atlantic and benthic foreign sandwiches to this area because of the unique</transcript> in the negev we see different uh lithology a thick sequence of chart and phosphate and organic rich carbonate accumulated uh as known as the menuha graduate formation and at the same time in northern israel and central island we get organically each columnar and this rock have a great economical potential as a little cowboy so during the past 20 years we work a lot on the geochemistry of this sequence and i many work on the atlantic and benthic foreign assemblages which exhibit a dramatic first there was very unique uh atlantic and benthic foreign sandwiches to this area because of the unique
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