Reconstructing the depositional history and age of fossil-bearing palaeokarst: a multidisciplinary example from the terminal Pliocene Aves Cave Complex, Bolt's farm, South Africa

Edwards, Tara R; Pickering, Robyn; Mallett, Tom; Herries, Andrew

doi:10.26181/5fad96ecb4c65

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Reconstructing the depositional history and age of fossil-bearing palaeokarst: a multidisciplinary example from the terminal Pliocene Aves Cave Complex, Bolt's farm, South Africa

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posted on 2020-11-12, 20:11 authored by Tara R EdwardsTara R Edwards, Robyn Pickering, Tom MallettTom Mallett, Andrew HerriesAndrew Herries

This research contributes to understanding how Bolt's Farm developed the unprecedented high density of palaeokarst observed today, by offering the first evidence that currently discrete localities were once connected as a single cave system.

Funding

Field work detailed here was undertaken as part of South African Heritage Resource Agency (SAHRA) Permit ID866, Ref No. 9/2/233/0032 and funded by an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship ( FT120100399 ) and Discovery Grant ( DP170100056 ) to AIRH, as well as La Trobe Humanities and Social Sciences Internal Re- search Grant Scheme #2017-1-HDR-0009 to TRE, #2017-1-HDR-0017 to TLM and NRF AOP grant 150924142990 to RP.

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School

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Publication Date

2020-12-01

Journal

Results in Geophysical Sciences

Volume

1-4

Article Number

100005

Pagination

18p. (p. 1-18)

Publisher

Elsevier

ISSN

2666-8289

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