Okwa Block

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Okwa Block is an ancient geological terrane within the Kalahari Craton, composed mainly of Archean to Paleoproterozoic rocks that record early continental crust formation in southern Africa.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf crustal block
geological terrane
associatedWith Kalahari Craton evolution
belongsTo Precambrian shield provinces NERFINISHED
composedOf Archean rocks
Paleoproterozoic rocks
geologicalAge Archean
Paleoproterozoic
hasLithology gneiss
granitoid rocks
greenstone remnants
high-grade metamorphic rocks
hasOutcrops central Botswana
hasProcessEvidence crustal reworking
deformation
high-grade metamorphism
magmatic accretion
locatedIn Botswana NERFINISHED
southern Africa
overlies older Archean basement
partOf African continental crust
Kalahari Craton NERFINISHED
records early continental crust formation
researchField Precambrian geology
geochronology
tectonics
significance constrains assembly of the Kalahari Craton
records early continental growth in southern Africa
studiedUsing Nd isotopes
Pb isotopes
U-Pb zircon dating
tectonicSetting cratonic interior

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Kalahari Craton contains Okwa Block