Seminar - A new look at an old landscape: the chronology of the Kalahari Group sediments
Speaker: Prof. Ari Matmon - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem - Institute of Earth Sciences I Tuesday 7 May - 4.30 PM | Classroom 0B - Complesso didattico “Fiore di Botta” (via del Pescarotto 8)
07.05.2024
The Kalahari Basin, southern Africa, is one of the world’s largest cratonic
basins. It is believed that the sediments filling it, the Kalahari Group
Sediments (KGS), have been deposited at least since 65Ma.However, dating
results are surprising, indicating that the entire depth of the KGS is
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