- of the late
Miocene epoch, the
tectonically trapped sea
turned into a
megalake from the
eastern Alps to what is now Kazakhstan. From the
Pliocene epoch...
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known as "West
Nubian lake", "West
Nubian Paleolake" and "Northern
Darfur Megalake". "Ptolemy lake archipelago"
refers to dune
fields that were periodically...
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Separation of the
Paratethys Sea from open seas
formed a
megalake, the
basis of the
Caspian Sea and
other bodies of
water in vicinity,
resulting in confinements...
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original (PDF) on 2017-01-19.
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largest lakes were Lake Megachad, Lake Megafezzan, Ahnet-Mouydir
Megalake, and
Chotts Megalake.
Large rivers in the
region included the
Senegal River, Nile...
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Pleistocene evolution of
palaeo megalake Bungunnia,
southeastern Australia: A
sedimentary record of fluctuating...
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