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Geochemistry of the Sabie River Basalt Formation in the central Lebombo, Karoo Igneous Province
The Sabie River Basalt Formation is a group of tholeiitic basaltic rocks erupted ca 190 Ma ago in the eastern zone of the Karoo Igneous Province of southern Africa. It is traceable over a distance of 700 km from Zululand, northwards along the Lebombo monocline into the Transvaal and south-east Zimba...
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Department of Geological Sciences
2017
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