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Heuweltjies (Afrikaans for "little hills") are non-anthropogenic, regularly dispersed earth mounds up to 32 meters in diameter and approximately 1.4 meters in height, that dot about 25% of the land surface of south-western southern Africa. The zoogenic "termite" hypothesis has been widely accepted...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2015
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