FACIES 38 229-254 PI . 56-57 14 Figs . 16 Tab . ERLANGEN 1998 i Subtropical Coral-reef Associated Sedimentary Facies Characterized by Molluscs ( Northern Bay of Safaga , Red Sea , Egypt )

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