Evidence for contemporaneous deposition of the Duitschland and Rooihoogte formations (Transvaal Supergroup): Implications for tempo and mode of Earth’s Great Oxidation

Havsteen, Julius C.; Kleinhanns, Ilka C.; Schröder, Stefan; Eickmann, Benjamin; Izon, Gareth; Gogouvitis, Markus D.; Ngobeli, Rebeun; Beukes, Nicolas J.; Schoenberg, Ronny

doi:10.1016/j.precamres.2023.107055

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Evidence for contemporaneous deposition of the Duitschland and Rooihoogte formations (Transvaal Supergroup): Implications for tempo and mode of Earth’s Great Oxidation

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