1995) contain hundreds of these sapropel layers, each representative of an earlier African humid phase and each paced by the characteristic orbital precession beat of 20,000 years (Figure 4).
W henever we think of the Sahara Desert, the images that come to mind are vast stretches of sand and extreme dryness. But do ...
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