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This is a map showing the location of the two Karoo ecoregions of southern Africa, as delineated by the World Wide Fund for Nature. The yellow line encloses the two ecoregions. The green line separates the Succulent Karoo, on the west, from the Nama Karoo, on the east. National boundaries are shown in black. I, Pfly, made it using NASA Blue Marble imagery and ecoregion GIS data which I simplified and digitized in Photoshop. |
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19 January 2007 |
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NASA, plus my additions by myself. |
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Pfly |
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