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Kuwait's 10 Key Geological Systems
The article indicates that Kuwait comprises 10 unique geological systems that qualify it to be an open natural museum on a global level. These systems include Kuwait’s nine islands, along with Warba and Bubiyan, known for their depositional environments and biological diversity. Additionally, Kuwait Bay is considered the second-largest habitat for fish and shrimp worldwide. The country's coastlines also feature coastal sabkhas (salt flats), Jaal Al-Zour area, As-Sabiyah—home to the oldest settlements—Zahr Al-’Adan and Buraq Tills, the Ahmadi Quarry showcasing the oldest rock units, Wadi Al-Batin, and the northern and southern deserts, which vary geologically. The study emphasizes the importance of preserving these landmarks and highlights the need to establish a Geological Survey Authority to advance research and protect the natural heritage.
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