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Abstract
Sheep, goacs and camels are che main nacural fauna
lL dif~eren-r deserts of Arab Esrubl ic of EgypT \:.-here i 1:
supplies The bEiouin wich meac, milk_. wool and leather.
These animals depend on grazing on natural vegetation in
this arid zone .
Southern Sinai ·is triangular in shape with its apex
at Ras Mohammed to the south. It is bounded to the east
and west by El Aqaba and Suez Gulfs, respectively. The
region includes mountainous areas (e.g. 2628 m. Saint
Catherine) and the eastern side is characterized by numerous
weak lines which appear in the form of faults and joints,
that are generally parallel to the Gulf of Aqaba. The
~egion of Hills and Mountains cover 16,000 Km2 , occupy the
North Eastern part of the Peninsula. The Northern and North
western coastal plains are characterized by h~gh population,
cultivable soils and abundance of water resources. In the
western coastal plains Wadi Sudr, Wadi Wardan, Wadi Asal,
Wadi Gharandal, W. Baba and w. Sidri are the most outstanding
drainage_lines. The eastern coastal plains are of limited
width, Sharm El-Sbeikh Dabab, Cluweiba and Taba are the most
famous localities