Karoo Large Igneous Province

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The Karoo Large Igneous Province is a vast region of predominantly Jurassic-age volcanic rocks in southern Africa, formed during the breakup of Gondwana and notable for its extensive flood basalts and related magmatism.

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Karoo Supergroup sediments associatedWith Karoo Large Igneous Province
Drakensberg flood basalts partOf Karoo large igneous province
linked to: Karoo Large Igneous Province
Drakensberg flood basalts associatedWith Karoo magmatism
linked to: Karoo Large Igneous Province