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South African Journal of Geology· 2012Q2

THE EVOLUTION AND AGES OF MAKGADIKGADI PALAEO-LAKES: CONSILIENT EVIDENCE FROM KALAHARI DRAINAGE EVOLUTION SOUTH-CENTRAL AFRICA

Andy Moore, F.P.D. Cotterill, Frank D. Eckardt

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The Makgadikgadi palaeo-lake system in Botswana, a remnant of a larger inland lake, has a much older history than previously thought. Its evolution was driven by tectonic shifts that rerouted regional rivers into the basin.

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Field: Archeology (Social Sciences)

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