(Pleistocene)
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second Island used - between 1998 and 2005 and the more southerly of
the two, - in contrast to the first is a denuded rocky platform the
remains of a raised relic reef of sandstone and beach or alluvial fan
deposits, once thought to be totally aeolian in nature, the deposits
appear to be more marine in nature - any geologist out there interested
to explain the processes please contact me |
(Pleistocene)
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