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    Africa MWP Tables

    For a description of the study levels below, click here.

    Level 1 Studies
       Cold Air Cave, Makapansgat Valley of South Africa
       Cold Air Cave, Makapansgat Valley of South Africa
       Continental Margin Off Southern Mauritania
       Lake Tanganyika, East Africa

    Level 2 Studies
       Atlas Mountains, Morocco, Northwest Africa
       Cap Blanc, Off the Coast of West Africa
       Shashi-Limpopo Basin, Southern Africa

    Level 3 Studies
       Cold Air Cave, Makapansgat Valley of South Africa
       Crescent Island Crater Lake, Kenya
       Lake Edward, Uganda Congo
       Lake Hayq, North-central Highlands of South Wollo, Ethiopia
       Lake Kamalété, Central Gabon
       Lake Kamalété, Gabon, Western Equatorial Africa
       Lake Ngučne, Gabon, Western Equatorial Africa
       Mount Kenya, Eastern Africa
       Nile Drainage Basin
       Nile River, Egypt
       Pilkington Bay, Lake Victoria, East Africa
       Roda Island, Nile River Region, Egypt
       Sossusvlei, Namib Desert, Namibia


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