Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia — illustration 1, PDF page 145
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- Source
- Habesha History book corpus — Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia
- Book
- Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia
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- Landscapes and Landforms of Ethiopia; PDF page 145; embedded illustration 1, exact source rectangle 53.86, 274.96, 541.54, 649.84
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- 145
- Publication year
- 2015
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- Book illustration
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Figure 6.1 presents an overview of Ethiopian mountain tops above 4,000 m asl. The minimum height of 4,000 m asl is taken because mountain tops with lower altitudes do gen- erally not show paleoglaciation features. In addition, the extent of the Ethiopian Highlands is also given, according to its agroecological belts (from Kolla, Weyna Dega and Dega to Wurch, cf. Hurni 1998).
Fig. 6.1 Overview of mountain tops higher than 4,000 m asl in the Ethiopian Highlands, all with paleo-periglaciation and some with paleoglatiation features. The country is coloured according to agro- ecological belts: semi-arid lowlands are yellow to brownish (Berha, i.e. below about 1,000 m asl); sub-humid to humid highlands are olive to
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