Geological map of sectors of Gondwana.
University of the Witwatersrand.
American Association of Petroleum Geologists (Tulsa, Oklahoma)
Tulsa (OK) : University of Witwatersrand and American Association of Petroleum Geologists,
[1980?]
Gondwana, the huge southern continent of pre-Permian times, started to break up about 115 million years ago into South America, Africa, Arabia, India, Australia and Antarctica. The main map shows geology with dispositions before break up, and insets show successive stages of this.
This map (in proof, only the west half is available) was kindly provided to EGS by John Bartholomew & Son.
Tectonic plates of Africa and South America, formed as in the Gondwanaland hypothesis.
Exhibited by Edinburgh Geological Society
Edinburgh Geological Society,