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... developed and developing cities for cities of same population size is similar , whereas the number of bus pass . per year in develop- ing cities was much greater than in developed cities of similar area.2 The service levels can be ...
... developed and developing cities for cities of same population size is similar , whereas the number of bus pass . per year in develop- ing cities was much greater than in developed cities of similar area.2 The service levels can be ...
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... developed countries , hitting as they inevitably must , labor- intensive industries in low - wage areas of the developed countries . This problem cannot , and should not , be simply waved away . There are real economic adjust- ment ...
... developed countries , hitting as they inevitably must , labor- intensive industries in low - wage areas of the developed countries . This problem cannot , and should not , be simply waved away . There are real economic adjust- ment ...
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... developed countries could be brought about by an SDR - aid link , since LDCs with excess SDRS would tend to spend them on imports from developed countries . By means of the link the notional demand in LDCs for the products of developed ...
... developed countries could be brought about by an SDR - aid link , since LDCs with excess SDRS would tend to spend them on imports from developed countries . By means of the link the notional demand in LDCs for the products of developed ...
Contents
Namibia from the Archaean to the Cenozoic | 9 |
An overview of the Namibian mineralogy | 23 |
Present mineral production and exploration | 29 |
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amphibolites basalts Belt Brandberg Brukkaros calcrete Cenozoic Cenozoic sediments column for route composed conglomerate Craton Cretaceous crossed Damara Granite Damara Orogen Damara Sequence deposits diamond dolerite dolomite dunes Dwyka Formation dykes Erongo Escarpment Etendeka Etjo Fault Fish River Subgroup fossils Geological gneisses Grootfontein Hakos Group Henties Bay hills Hohewarte Complex Huab intruded Kalahari Basin Kalahari Group Karibib Karoo Sequence Keetmanshoop Kuibis Subgroup Kuiseb Formation Kunene landscape layers limestone Lüderitz Maltahöhe marble Mesoproterozoic metamorphic meteorite minerals Mulden Group Namaqualand Namaqualand Complex Namib Desert Namibia Nappe Naukluft northern Nosib Group occur Okahandja Omaruru Orange River Otavi Otavi Group Otjiwarongo outcrops Outjo overlain overlying PALAEOPROTEROZOIC pegmatites peneplain prominent quartz latite quartzite ridge road continues road cuts rocks sand sandstone schist Schwarzrand Subgroup seen Sesfontein shale sills Sinclair Sequence Spitzkuppe Swakop Group Swakopmund terrane underlain thrust Tsondab Tsumeb Tsumeb Subgroup turn-off Ugab underlain by Cenozoic valley volcanic Windhoek Zone