Namaqua-Natal orogeny

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The Namaqua-Natal orogeny was a Mesoproterozoic mountain-building event in southern Africa that formed part of the broader Grenville-age orogenic belts associated with the assembly of the supercontinent Rodinia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain-building event
orogeny
affectedRegion Namaqua Province NERFINISHED
Natal belt NERFINISHED
associatedWith assembly of the supercontinent Rodinia NERFINISHED
chronologicalPosition late Mesoproterozoic
continentDuringEvent Rodinia NERFINISHED
countryPresentDay Namibia NERFINISHED
South Africa NERFINISHED
deforms Namaqua-Natal Belt NERFINISHED
formsPartOf Namaqua-Natal Belt evolution
geologicalAge Mesoproterozoic
linkedProcess supercontinent assembly
linkedSupercontinent Rodinia NERFINISHED
locatedIn southern Africa NERFINISHED
orogenicBeltType Grenvillian NERFINISHED
partOf Grenville-age orogenic belts NERFINISHED
Pan-African–Grenvillian orogenic system NERFINISHED
relatedTo Grenville orogeny NERFINISHED
Kibaran orogeny NERFINISHED
Umkondo large igneous province NERFINISHED
resultedIn crustal thickening
formation of high-grade metamorphic terranes
granite magmatism
metamorphism
significance constrains timing of Rodinia assembly in southern Gondwana sector
records Mesoproterozoic tectonics of southern Africa
tectonicSetting Grenvillian collisional belt NERFINISHED
continental collision

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Grenville orogeny relatedTo Namaqua-Natal orogeny