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A mountain in the Tanqua Karoo, South Africa, with multiple layers of turbidites formed in the south-western portion of the Karoo Sea about 300 million years.
Turbidite
fans are common in the Ecca rocks of the Tanqua Karoo all the way round to Laingsburg.in the Moordenaarskaroo, south, and below the Great Escarpment, of the Sutherland Astronomical Observatory.
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