Figure 12.
(a) Schematic map of the separation of South American and Africa and (b) corresponding dynamic model. In (a), the present topography is shown; data for the red-shaded basaltic lava are from Coffin et al. (2013); thick dashes mark the approximate location of the transect crossing the Paraná–Etendeka LIP shown in (b). TBL = Transbrasiliano Lineament in South America and KSZ = Kandi Shear Zone in Africa. In (b), magenta bars indicate the fast polarization directions of crustal anisotropy; the blue-shaded region labelled ‘rifting’ corresponds to the region of strong anisotropy observed in this study.

(a) Schematic map of the separation of South American and Africa and (b) corresponding dynamic model. In (a), the present topography is shown; data for the red-shaded basaltic lava are from Coffin et al. (2013); thick dashes mark the approximate location of the transect crossing the Paraná–Etendeka LIP shown in (b). TBL = Transbrasiliano Lineament in South America and KSZ = Kandi Shear Zone in Africa. In (b), magenta bars indicate the fast polarization directions of crustal anisotropy; the blue-shaded region labelled ‘rifting’ corresponds to the region of strong anisotropy observed in this study.

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