Proterozoic crustal evolution of the Awasib Mountain terrain, southern Namibia, with speical reference to the volcanic Haiber flats formation
The middle to late Proterozoic Awasib Mountain terrain (AMT) straddles the boundary between the Rehoboth and Gordonia subprovinces in southern Namibia. The AMT is made up of two major crustal components, the older of which is correlated with the Namaqualand Metamorphic Complex (NMC), and the younger with the Sinclair Sequence.
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