Kandi Fault Zone
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Kandi Fault Zone
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The Kandi fault zone is a southern extension of the Hoggar fault zone in West Africa, with splays in Benin, Togo and southeastern Ghana. It lies at the southern end of the Trans Saharan belt, a lineament that extends in a southwest direction from Algeria to Benin. The Kandi fault zone is identified with the Sobral fault in northeastern Brazil, considered to be the northern section of the Trans Brazilian Lineament. The Kandi fault is a band about 400 m thick of ultramylonites with shallow-plungin
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2021-01-29T01:58:42Z
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