Spherules in a Paleoproterozoic Dolomite Layer in the Ketilidian Orogen of South Greenland are Candidates for Ejecta from the Vredefort Structure

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Mm-scale spherules form ~18% of a single meter-thick dolomite layer in
the Ketilidian orogen. Previously thought to be microfossils, their
splash-form shapes and replaced spinels(?) suggest they are impact
ejecta potentially coeval with Vredefort.

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