Match each African physical landform listed on the left with its primary geological origin or tectonic feature on the right.
- Atlas MountainsTertiary fold mountain belt formed by continental collision
- East African Rift SystemTectonic graben structure formed by continental crustal extension
- Ahaggar MassifPrecambrian crystalline basement complex with volcanic cappings
- Drakensberg EscarpmentBasaltic plateau edge formed by massive continental flood volcanism and uplift
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Atlas Mountains matches Tertiary fold mountain belt formed by continental collision; East African Rift System matches Tectonic graben structure formed by continental crustal extension; Ahaggar Massif matches Precambrian crystalline basement complex with volcanic cappings; Drakensberg Escarpment matches Basaltic plateau edge formed by massive continental flood volcanism and uplift.
Each African landform is correctly paired with its primary tectonic or geological process: Atlas Mountains (young folding), East African Rift System (tensional rifting/graben formation), Ahaggar Massif (Precambrian basement uplift with vulcanicity), and Drakensberg Escarpment (volcanic flood basalt plateau edge).
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Geological origins and tectonic classification of major African landforms
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