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The Succulent Karoo Steppe is an arid ecoregion of South Africa and Namibia, notable for hosting about one-third of the world's succulent species.
The Great Karoo Steppe is a vast semi-desert plateau in South Africa, notable for Karoo Supergroup fossils from about 270 to 200 million years ago.
The Nama Karoo Steppe is a xeric shrubland ecoregion on South Africa and Namibia's central plateau, covering about 135,600 sq km.
The Roggeveld Escarpment in South Africa defines the edge of the Roggeveld mountain range, a remote region notable for its cold winter climate and unique succulent Karoo flora.
In South Africa, the Stormberg Escarpment forms the edge of a mountain range notable for its extensive Triassic and Jurassic geological formations and rich dinosaur fossils.
In South Africa, the Nuweveld Escarpment forms part of the Great Escarpment, notable for its dramatic cliffs and important paleontological sites containing Permian Karoo fossils.
