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Plenty of people still associate laser printers with those hulking things in office corners that break down every other week. I did. And as I result spent way too much money on a multifunction inkjet whose features I never use. So let me save you the trouble. If you don't care about color, aren't ever planning on printing out photos, and just want something to spit out text at a high rate of fire and on a regular basis, a laser printer is probably what you want.
Those hulking office machines? They have their place. They're designed to be more robust, and therefore less prone to failure than their smaller consumer-oriented counterparts. They're a hell of a lot more expensive too. A decent, basic high-capacity mono laser printers typically start at the $300 mark.
For a company or a small business that prints hundreds of pages daily, a $300 laser printer can be a wise investment in the long run, as their insanely low per-page printing cost will save the company scads of cash on toner over the years. But for anyone looking to print a lot of documents like invoices for their home business, the occasional working draft of a novel or a dissertation for university, $300 bucks is way more than you need to spend.
I'd say, if you're looking for a mono laser printer, you shouldn't go any higher than $150. If you do, you may as well invest in a mono laser multifunction printer, like the HP LaserJet Pro M1212nf.
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A mono laser printer is should produce printed pages that feature crisp, readable text at most font sizes as well as clear reproductions of any image you throw at it. These days, a resolution of 600 x 600 dpi is pretty much standard for low and mid-ranged printers, and it's good enough to make most text look good at all but the smallest of font sizes.
Cheap printing is the hallmark of a mono laser printer. If it can't handle that, then you may as well just buy a color inkjet printer and get bled dry by the high cost of replacing its ink cartridges. The average cost of running a mono laser printer is around four cents. So, you'll want your printer to manage a per-page cost (ppc) of between three and five cents per page.
Finally, unless you plan on keeping it on your desk, you'll want it to offer some wireless connectivity options too. That goes double if you've got more than one computer user in the house that plans on printing anything.
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The Brother HL-2270DW has all of these bases covered, plus a few additional features that make it stand out from the rest of what's currently available.
For starters, it's compact. At 14.5″ x 14.2″ x 7.2″, the HL-2270DW wouldn't look out of place sitting on your desk, and can easily be stuffed inside of a cabinet. It's portability is bolstered by the fact that it can be connected to wirelessly via Wi-Fi. On the wired side of things, the printer also has a single USB 2.0 and an ethernet connection you can plug into.
You'll find yourself having to replace paper less than you would with many other cheap laser printers, thanks to it's 250 page paper tray, and thanks to the HL-2270DW's auto duplexing feature, you'll be able to make each piece of paper you print to go further too: If you ask it to, the HL-2270DW will cover both sides of a page with printed content. That's a win for the environment. Saving money on paper's a win for your bank account too. Add to this the fact that the HL-2270DW has a per page printing cost of three cents and you're in for one of the cheapest long-term ownership costs of any sub $150 printer currently available. You'll be able to get 1200 printed pages out of a single toner cartridge, and when the time comes to replace it, it'll only cost you $45 for the privilege.
How does it work? Well, pretty good. It can produce up to 27 printed pages per minute at a maximum resolution of 2400 x 600 dpi–that's sharp enough to make all but the smallest text sizes crisp and readable.
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M. David Stone at PCmag.com says that the HL-2270DW's combination of fast speed, high-quality output, suitable paper capacity, and duplexing make it a serious bargain.
There were some corners that had to be cut in order to get the HL-2270DW down to its low pricepoint. Virtually everyone who's reviewed it says the 2270 is not the sturdiest of printers owing to the fact that it's mostly made of a flimsy black plastic. It also doesn't have the most intuitive control panel, which is limited to a Go button and four lights labeled "Ready, Error, Drum, and Toner." Still, none of this keeps the printer from reliably doing what you need it to do.
Doubts, But Not Deal Breakers
While the 2270DW's got a lot going for it, there's a few things you should think about before buying one. For starters, setting the 2270DW up to print wirelessly can be a soul-crushing experience. Josh Centers bought one and found it that he couldn't create a wireless link between his printer and his Mac without first physically connecting the printer to his computer. After that, after that, it was smooth sailing. Over at Amazon, a number of other people complained about this same issue. Speaking of Amazon, I think it's worth mentioning that 137 people gave the 2270DW a one star review, which would be a devastating rating if it wasn't for the fact that overall, the printer earned a four star average rating from 1,734 different reviewers, 1,073 of which awarded the hardware five stars.
The competition
There are of course, alternatives. But not many. Laser printers are by and large built for use in large office and industrial environments. Not many companies bother to make cheap laser printers, especially when there's so much money to made from Inkjet printers and their insanely expensive ink cartridges. After seven hours of hunting, I was only able to find five reputable companies that currently offer sub-$150 laser printers and from those five companies, only ten printers.
The Dell B1160W can match the HL-2270DW's print resolution too. It also comes with wireless networking, USB 2.0 connectivity and auto duplexing. But it costs $5 more than the HL-2270DW, has a smaller 150 page paper tray, a higher per page cost and can only produce 20 pages per minute. So the Brother is still better.
Were you to buy an $85 Samsung ML-2165W, you'd wind up with a laser printer that has USB 2.0 and wireless connectivity options just like the HL-2270DW does. However, unlike the Brother printer, with the aid of an app, Android users can printer directly from their phone or tablet to the ML-2165W. But the Samsung can only crank out 21 pages per minute, has a 150 sheet paper tray, and manual duplexing–that means you'll have to feed every page back into the printer by hand if you want to do any double sided printing. It's also got a higher per page cost: four cents per-page compared to the HL-2270DW's three. So, forget it.
David Pogue recommended the HP LaserJet Pro P1606dn Printer in a NY Times column and while it's not a bad printer, it's not as good as our pick. While output quality and speed are more or less on par according to reviewers, the Brother is more affordable and has built-in Wi-Fi (the HP doesn't even come with cables). What's more, PC Mag's David M. Stone reviewed both and gave the Editor's Choice award to the Brother. Similarly, PC World and Computer Shopper both rated the HP lower than the Brother. First-party toner replacements also cost almost twice as much for the HP as they do for the Brother—not to mention there are plenty of complaints that the HP toners don't last long whereas the Brother gets great reviews. Ultimately, the HP is more money and less printer. Pass.
Wrapping it up
In the end, the HL-2270DW is simply one of the best options currently out there if you want a wallet friendly, no frills workhorse printer. Its reliable, clean, and quick, which is about all you can ask for in a basic printer. Oh, and about $100.
Brother HL-2270DW, Amazon
, 4/5 stars "Its combination of fast speed, reasonably high-quality output, suitable paper capacity, duplexing, and both wired and WiFi network support, makes it a bargain for the price. Add in the small size, and it's a particularly good fit—both physically and metaphorically—as a shared printer in a micro office.
Brother HL-2270DW Review: Decent Laser Printer With Wi-Fi and Pricey Toner, PC World, August 23, 2011,Melissa Riofrio, PCworld.com, 3.5/5, August 23, 2011, "Automatic duplexing and wireless make the HL-2270DW a more-than-basic laser printer." Redmond, Grybaukas, ComputerShopper, 3.5/5, "This budget-minded, basic mono laser is the perfect combination of price, performance, and feature set for small and home offices with moderate document-printing needs"
User reviews, BrotherAverage: 4.6/5, "This little machine is compact, light and efficient. It fits in a small place and produces sharp bold prints quickly."
, 3.5/5 stars "The Brother HL-2270DW laser monochrome printer provides a viable alternative to the classic bottomless money pit that has become today's inkjet printer."


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Two weeks ago when the Indians upset then-No.2 Starkville 50-47 was the first meeting ever between the two schools. The Yellowjackets weren't prepared for the slow, grinding, defensive style Yazoo City runs. Last Friday night, however, the Yellowjackets were ready.
Starkville avenged one of their three losses from earlier in the season with a 54-34 victory on the Indians' home court.
Despite a 20-point performance by senior Corey Cox, Yazoo City couldn't catch up with Starkville after going down 16-8 in the first quarter. The Indians wouldn't allow Starkville much breathing room in the second quarter with just nine points allowed, making the score 25-15 at halftime.
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Democracia USA is a national nonpartisan voter registration and civic engagement program that operates in 5 states throughout the U.S. In 2006, Democracia USA was recognized by the Associated Press with registering 60 percent of the newly registered Hispanic voters in the country. Currently, the organization is actively involved in registering Hispanics for the November Election.
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Might be buying a camper...
Decided the old 5vr was going to be too much trouble to make it work with this new truck...the trailer is just too short, and I've done all that can be done (short of major mods) to make it ride right behind this 2500. Its an 89, and its meant for a 1500...the axles are flipped, extended spreader bar installed, biggest tires are on...still lacks about 2 inches. So it will be up for sale soon...
The wife and I thought we might want to go smaller, and sort of set our eyes on one of the off-road pop-ups. I don't intend to off-road with it by any means, but more for the tougher tires, heavier frame, higher ground clearance, and the front mounted platform for storage. We found several options, but most needed to be ordered as they are considered a "specialty" camper. We did find a Coleman E3 local to us, will look at it tonight...probably pull the trigger on it.
05-15-2013, 12:27 PM #2I have a forest river work and play toyhauler... just the little 18 ft but really like it. It has a full aluminum roof... since its a toyhauler so when its dirty inside I just grab the pressure washer. When we camp we haul everything in it... bikes, ATVs, you name it... I never have to load anything in my truck. I love this camper... and would recommend to anyone.
2009 Chevy Silverado 2500HDLT 6.0L w/ Towing Package, Dick Cepek GM8 Rims, Dick Cepek FC II 33X11.50R17,RKSport Ram-Air Hood(Functional), Lazer Lite Aluminum Tonneau Cover, Road Armor Stealth Bumper, PIAA Lighting, Diablo Trinity Tuner, Diablew Custom Tune, BullyDog Cold Air Intake, American Racing Headers w/highflow cats, Corsa Performance Sport Exhaust, Custom Striping, Black Bowties front and rear, Fuel Grille Inserts, Recon Headlights, Readylift Shocks, Readylift Upper Contol Arms, 2" Blocks in the Rear..
Future Plans: HD Tie Rods, Under hood upgrades, Crower Camshaft and possibly electric fans.
05-15-2013, 08:41 PM #4now, that's what I'm talkin' bout' !!! great lookin rig !!! Brian from Canada
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05-15-2013, 08:59 PM #5I like it... its nice with the storage in the front... maybe able to haul some toys on there too.
05-17-2013, 01:09 AM #7Just keep an eye on your actual tongue weight and don't exceed the trucks allowable tongue weight when you load up that front storage area.
Myself, my beautiful wife
3 - boys
3 - minivans
1 - '89 Chevy K2500 Silverado Truck
1 - 27 foot travel trailer
Not enough family time!
This actual camper hasn't been made since 2011, because Coleman/Fleetwood went out of business. The rights were bought by Somerset, who still makes a version of the E3.
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Kinda hard to exceed the tongue weight when the max tongue is 900#s...4400 GVW with a 3500 axle means there is a max of 900 pounds resting on the hitch. That should hardly make a difference for a 2500HD...
05-25-2013, 09:47 PM #10Well, I own it...its tucked away in the garage.
Had to put new tires on it, the OEs were weather checked in between the tread blocks (mud tires); so I opted for load range E Hercules ST trailer tires in a 225x75R15 flavor. The OE tires were basically right at there max load rating, and were actually hot by the time I got home (a slow 35 mph trip on about 25 miles of secondary roads). I'm hoping the STs provide a lower rolling resistance, and give me a little mileage.
I started touching up things like paint (hitch, jack, and step) and getting things lubed up. I already figured out that I will need to do some soldering on the brake circuit because of the crimp connectors. But that will come in a few weeks, after the first shake down run this coming weekend.
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Silicon Valley Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum (SVIEF) is an international conference designed to foster innovation and promote business partnerships between the U.S. and China. The past two SVIEF was held in Silicon Valley, in October, 2011 and 2012, with more than 5000 attendees each year. SVIEF is expected to be a leading venue in high-tech industry field, gathering multi-tech and business professionals, while providing a platform for exchange of talent, technology and capita …
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Bring people together to share how to make best use of Google+ and learn as it scales and grows. Wired's " Inside Google+ — How the Search Giant Plans to Go Social " plusheadlines.com/silicon-valley-google-plus-meetup-kickoff-with-mashables-ben-parr-500-startups From Google Plus Develop Relations Team to the developer community: To stay updated as the Google+ project develops and get a heads up when we have more details to share about Google+ developer opportunities, sign up here. Your emai …
Join Other Entrepreneurs Who Eat Problems For Breakfast. Compare Notes Exchange Ideas Learn from Others' Mistakes Brainstorm with Peers Find Partners Small Group Atmosphere Serious Conversation Bootstrappers Breakfasts® are for founders of early stage software startups. It is a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers. These breakfasts were designed for entrepreneurs to share ideas and leverage thoughts with other folks who are serious about growing t …
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Welcome! At Startup Speakers, we are passionate about creativity -- that's why we 'startup' at 7 am every Wednesday. As an official Toastmasters club, we're about improving our public speaking and leadership skills. As a Silicon Valley club, we're about entrepreneurial innovation. Put it all together -- along with fresh brewed coffee, tea, and yummy morning munchables -- and you've got Startup Speakers Toastmasters @ Plug and Play Tech Center. We invite all with similar interests. Come and chec …
Open to the few, the proud, the pale, the clued folks that keep the sites running. If you fall into one of these groups this is the perfect forum for you. 1. Operations - you spend too much time in the Colo 2. Network - you keep the bits flowing to the cage 3. Systems - you keep all the 1U heaters running in the cage 4. Architect - you give the above 3 heartburn ;) 5. Other - you contribute to the success of the application in some way (DEVs are welcome) Our events provide you with a forum to le …
We're all about monetizing Application and SaaS services. Our speakers discuss monetization mechanisms ranging from Freemium to Premium, IAP (in app purchases), Bundling, Customer Conversion Analytics - whatever it takes to actually get users (consumer and business) to pay for Apps! Two or three speakers share their software monetization and business model knowledge. They typically discuss Freemium pricing - where it works or where it doesn't - and often present other revenue generating opportu …
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This group is for software engineers who utilize Eclipse to develop applications of any variety. We will meet and have presenters, social networking, job opportunities and more. Our meetups will be held between San Francisco and Silicon Valley on a monthly basis. Networking is about building mutually beneficial, strategic and productive business relationships. We are trying to develop a community of hands-on software engineers who utilize the Eclipse environment and are interested in JAVA, An …
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This group is for startup founders and entrepreneurs who love to build, learn and scale successfully. We are holding weekly or bi-weekly after-hours events at UpWest Labs, a startup accelerator in Silicon Valley. We are geared to introduce new ideas, techniques and share knowledge with our community of entrepreneurs.
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Huntsman-Mapila, P.; Ringrose, S.; Mackay, A.W.; Downey, W.S.; Modisi, M.; Coetzee, S.H.; Tiercelin, J.-J.; Kampunzu, A.B.; Vanderpost, C. (Elsevier, www.sciencedirect.com, NaN, 2006)[more][less]
Abstract: Sediment samples from a continuous 4.6m profile in the dry bed of Lake Ngami in NW Botswana were analysed for geochemistry and dated using both 14C and TL methods. Certain units in the profile were found to be diatom rich and these, with the geochemical results, were used as indicators of high and low lake levels within the basin. The Lake Ngami sediments contain a high proportion of SiO2 (51–92.5 wt%, avg. 72.4 wt%) and variable levels of Al2O3 (2.04–17.2 wt%, avg. 8.88 wt%). Based on elevated Al2O3 and organic matter (LOIorgC) results, lacustrine conditions occurred at ca. 42 ka until 40 ka and diatom results suggest that relatively deep but brackish conditions prevailed. At 40 ka, the lacustrine sedimentary record was terminated abruptly, possibly by tectonic activity. At ca. 19 ka, shallow, aerobic, turbulent conditions were prevalent, but lake levels were at this time increasing to deeper water conditions up until ca. 17 ka. This period coincides with the Late Glacial Maximum, a period of increased aridity in the central southern Africa region. Generally, increasing Sr/Ca ratios and decreasing LOIorgC and Al2O3, from ca. 16 to 5 ka, suggest decreasing inflow into the basin and declining lake levels. Based on the enrichment of LREE results, slightly alkaline conditions prevailed at ca. 12 ka. Diatom results also support shallow alkaline conditions around this time. These lake conditions were maintained primarily by local rainfall input as the region experienced a warmer, wetter phase between 16 and 11 ka. Lake levels rose rapidly by 4 ka, probably in response to enhanced rainfall in the Angolan catchment. These results indicate that lake levels in the Lake Ngami basin are responding to rainfall changes in the Angolan catchment area and local rainfall. The results confirm that the present-day anti-phase rainfall relationship between southern Africa and regions of equatorial Africa was extant during the late Quaternary over the Angolan highlands and NW Botswana. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/891 Files in this item: 1
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Alemaw, B.F.; Shemang, E.M.; Chaoka, T.R. (Elsevier Science Ltd, http://www.elsevier.com/locate/pce, NaN, 2004)[more][less]
Abstract: Botswana is a semi-arid country with limited recharge to groundwater resources. Groundwater however is a major source of water for domestic, industrial and agricultural uses. There is therefore the need to ensure that the groundwater resources are of drinking quality, by protecting them against pollution sources such as landfills, pit latrines, industries, agricultural pesticides and waste. In this study a preliminary assessment of vulnerability of groundwater to pollution in Kanye well field in SE Botswana is undertaken. In order to assess the vulnerability of this aquifer to pollution, soils types, mapped geology and information from 82 boreholes were input into a GIS system to classify pollution vulnerability using Theissen polygons of the study area. Results indicate that 58% of the well field area is highly or very highly vulnerable to pollution, 34% is moderately vulnerable to pollution, and only 9% has low vulnerability. Estimates of the aquifer media characteristics in areas with only a few observations or few geological logs were considered to have higher uncertainty than areas with many observations. However, the use of the polynomial estimator enabled consideration of simple uncertainty for the aquifer media characteristics and pollution vulnerability modelling process. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/888 Files in this item: 1
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Ringrose, S.; Huntsman-Mapila, P.; Kampunzu, A.B.; Downey, W.; Coetzee, S.; Vink, B.W.; Matheson, W.; Vanderpost, C. (Elsevier www.elsevier.com/locate/palaeo, NaN, 2005)[more][less]
Abstract: This work considers new evidence for palaeo environmental change taking place during the Pleistocene in northern Botswana. Duricrusted strandlines along the northeastern margin of Sua Pan provide palaeo-environmental data pertaining to the Makgadikgadi subbasin (MSB) with inferences regarding the larger Makgadikgadi–Okavango–Zambezi (MOZ) rift depression. Field, XRD and geochemical data show that MSB strandlines comprise calcretes (LU1 type), MgO-rich calcretes with silica (LU2 type), sil-calcrete (LU3 type) and silcrete (LU4 type). Early freshwater episodes appear to have been followed by calcrete-dominated drying phases interspersed with repeated silcretisation. Calcretisation through pan littoral sediments may have been both biogenically and environmentally induced. Calcite precipitation was in part controlled by the Mg/Ca ratio of pore water in the pan littoral zone suggesting closed basin type evaporative conditions, which were followed by a major desiccation interval. Phases of silcrete precipitation appear to be related to periods when the geochemistry of the lake littoral more closely resembled present-day Na–CO3–SO4–Cl-type brines. Silica saturated acidic, moderately saline groundwater preceded Si precipitation which took place as the pH reduced. Si mobilisation occurred (inter alia) as a result of quartz grain dissolution enhanced by diatoms, bacteria and algal growth in the moist pan littoral. SiO2-rich pore waters migrated through cracked and desiccated calcrete into areas of lower salinity and lower pH resulting in preferential calcite removal and silcrete precipitation. Approximate TL dates imply that exposed littoral sand underwent calcretisation during the drying phases of extensive palaeo-lakes which occurred prior to 110 ka, 80–90 ka and 41–43 ka. These wet periods compare fairly well with Vostok core chronologies for southern Africa. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/794 Files in this item: 1
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Mapeo, R.B.M.; Armstrong, R.A.; Kampunzu, A.B.; Modisi, M.P.; Ramokate, L.V.; Modie, B.N.J. (Elsevier www.elsevier.com/locate/epsl, NaN, 2006)[more][less]
Abstract: The Segwagwa Group of southeastern Botswana, a correlate of the Pretoria Group of the Transvaal Supergroup of South Africa, consists of a major sequence of siliciclastic sedimentary rocks, minor carbonates and basaltic to andesitic lavas and tuffs straddling the Western and Central Domains of the Kaapvaal Craton. The Segwagwa Group unconformably overlies the Taupone Dolomite Group, a correlative of the South African Chuniespoort/Ghaap Groups of the Transvaal Supergroup. SHRIMP U–Pb analyses of 123 detrital zircons from the top, middle and bottom of the Segwagwa Group sedimentary rocks include 96 concordant to nearconcordant zircons defining three main age groups: >3.0–2.9 Ga (n=12), 2.8–2.5 Ga (n=27) and 2.45–2.20 Ga (n=57). The ≥2.90 Ga zircons were sourced from granitoids emplaced before and around 2915±12 Ma and are related to the amalgamation of the Western, Northern and Central Domains of the Kaapvaal Craton. Concordant zircons with a mean age of 2781±8 Ma originate from the Gaborone Igneous Complex. The detrital zircons in the range 2.7–2.5 Ga were likely sourced from the Kalahari continental fragment made up of the Kaapvaal Craton, Limpopo Belt and the Zimbabwe Craton, specifically from the Limpopo Belt and/or the Zimbabwe Craton where igneous rocks in this age range are widespread. The igneous sources for the Palaeoproterozoic (ca. 2.45–2.20 Ga) zircons are difficult to identify since igneous rocks in that age are not widely known or documented by reliable dates in the Kalahari Craton. The youngest zircons of ca. 2.2 Ga occur in all the sandstones and form the main group (N90%) in the sample from the top of the Segwagwa Group. The youngest detrital zircon of 2193±20 Ma sets the maximum time of deposition of the Segwagwa Group. Published data suggest that the minimum deposition age of Chuniespoort/Ghaap Group sedimentary rocks is 2431±31 Ma [D.R. Nelson, Compilation of SHRIMP U-Pb zircon Geochronological Data, 1996 Record 1997/2, pp. 189, Western Australia Geological Survey, 1997.]. Therefore, the unconformity between the Lower and Upper Transvaal represents a ∼200 Ma hiatus, and the lithostratigraphic units on the two sides of the unconformity should not be grouped in the same supergroup. Detrital zircon ages suggest that the time of deposition of the Segwagwa/Pretoria Group which ranges from ca. 2.40 to 2.20 Ga is coeval with the Palaeoproterozoic global glacial deposits in North America, Australia and Fennoscandia; and with sedimentary rocks from the Palaeoproterozoic Magondi Belt. Therefore, the Segwagwa/Pretoria Group and the Magondi metasedimentary succession were deposited during the first global glacial period, are possibly related to the same geodynamic cycle, and should be part of the same supergroup. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/742 Files in this item: 1
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Ringrose, S.; Harris, C.; Huntsman-Mapila, P.; Vink, B.W.; Diskins, S.; Vanderpost, C.; Matheson, W. (Elsevier www.elsevier.com/locate/sedgeo, NaN, 2009)[more][less]
Abstract: Trace elements togetherwith some O and C isotope analysiswere undertaken on duricrust strandline deposits in the palaeo-Makgadikgadi sub-basin (PMSB) to provide insight into palaeo-climatic conditions through the interpretation of calcrete, silcrete–calcrete intergrade and silcrete deposits. Trace element content and relative abundance suggest that the duricrust origins are associated with the long-term weathering of the Karoo Large Igneous Province which underlies the PMSB. This work shows that duricrust origins are related to Ca2+ and Si (and associated trace elements) being transported mainly through the groundwater and then subsequently precipitated at different strandline elevations over time. Local groundwater feeding in towards the pan margin and accumulating in near-neutral pan-marginal pools, appears to facilitate Si concentration and permeation of pre-existing calcretes. The silica precipitates as the pH drops when renewed freshwater enters the pools. Hence the inferred palaeo-climatic regime for silcretisationmay be similar to that occurring in Botswana at present being dry semi-arid with lowseasonal rainfall. In contrast the extensive calcrete precipitation in the strandlines results from abundant Ca2+ in adjacent waters which appear to be derived from both local and regional sources. The arrival of Ca2+ from regional sources (shown by trace element evidence) infers heavy rainfall in the upper catchment suggesting a major humid event followed by regional drying. Palaeo-climatic inferences suggest the juxtaposition ofmajor humid events interspersedwithmore normal semi-arid palaeo-climateswith an exception obtained from isotope data, of drier and cooler conditions than usual for the region around 80–90000 years ago. Whereas trace element data can greatly assist in the interpretation of complex deposits such as duricrusts, care should be taken over the use of particular ratios (such as Yb/Gd ratio) which may produce spurious results. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/560 Files in this item: 1
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