28 Aug 2024Open access5cites
Delineation of deep-seated crustal structures from magnetic data in the southeastern part of the Niger Delta basin, NigeriaPublisher siteFrontiers in Earth Science, Geological and Geophysical Studies
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4 works27 Jan 2024Open access15cites
Baseline assessment of the health risk of potentially toxic heavy metals in commonly consumed vegetables in parts of Mamfe, Southwest Region, CameroonPublisher siteJournal of Trace Elements and Minerals, Heavy metals in environment
1 Jan 2024Open access17cites
Unveiling the mineral resources and structural patterns in the Middle Benue Trough: a comprehensive exploration using airborne magnetic and radiometric dataPublisher siteGeocarto International, Geophysical and Geoelectrical Methods
23 Aug 2023Open access2cites
Pebble morphometry and sieve analysis: tools in determining the depositional environments of sediments in oron and environsPublisher siteGlobal Journal of Geological Sciences, Hydrocarbon exploration and reservoir analysis
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