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I[University of Yaounde I, Cameroon]
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- A Broadband Seismological Investigation of the Cameroon Volcanic Line
- A New Seismic Phase with Ray Parameter = 0: GOOOOOOOOOOOOOAOAOAOAOAOAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLL!!!
- P- and S-wave Tomography of the Cameroon Volcanic Line Used to Discriminate Between Formation Models
- Rayleigh Wave Phase Velocity Structure of the Cameroon Volcanic Line Region
- Structure of the Crust Beneath Cameroon (West Africa) From the Joint Inversion of Rayleigh Wave Group Velocities and Receiver Functions
- The Longitudinal Variation of Equatorial Electrodynamics Observations
- Upper mantle phase velocity and shear wave velocity structure beneath the Cameroon Volcanic Line region
- Lithospheric Structure Beneath The Central Africa Shear Zone And Its Surrounding In Cameroon Deduced From Satellite Gravity Data
- Response of the Equatorial Ionosphere to the Geomagnetic DP2 current system
- Thermal and Crustal Structure Beneath the Northern Segment of the Western Brach of the East African Rift System: Constraints from Gravity and Magnetic Data
- Petrology and geochemistry of REE-rich Mafé banded ironformations (Bafia group, Cameroon)
- Sea Level Variability Along the Gulf of Guinea from Cmems
- Spatio-temporal variations in salinity and temperature in river and tidal creeks in the tropical Wouri Estuary, Douala, Cameroon: Implications for estuary flushing
- Assessing Salinization and Pollution of Coastal Groundwater by Tidal Action: The Tropical Wouri Estuary, Douala, Cameroon
- Seismic Geomorphology of a Late Cretaceous Turbidite Channel system in Deepwater Kribi/Campo sub-basin, offshore Cameroon
- Opportunities and Challenges of using High Resolution PlanetScope satellite imagery to improve the detection of Tropical Phenology in the Dja Biosphere Reserve in Southern Cameroon in the Congo Basin.