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Fig. 7. Velocity vector diagrams for HRAO and RBAY sites on <strong>the</strong> Transgariep (TG) block.Measured velocity vectors from Table 1 (diamond symbol with standard error bars on thickersolid line to origin) are compared with NB- and SM-ITRF2000 velocity models from Figs. 3 & 4above (respectively solid square on thin solid, and solid circle on dash-dotted lines) and NBandSM-ITRF97 velocity models from Sella et al. (2002; respectively open square on thinsolid, and open circle on dashed lines).Fig. 8. NB-SM angular velocity poles (numbered ring symbols) in relation to <strong>the</strong> wide plateboundary zone and GPS sites (labelled diamond symbols) in Sou<strong>the</strong>rn and Eastern Africa.NB rotates anticlockwise relative to SM about <strong>the</strong> pole location. <strong>Recent</strong> <strong>motion</strong> pole (No. 1)from this study overlaps with <strong>the</strong> NUVEL1A-based (~3 Myr) solution <strong>of</strong> Chu & Gordon (1999;pole No. 5). O<strong>the</strong>r poles are from Sella et al. (2002, pole No. 2), DeMets (2002, pole No. 3),and Kreemer (2002, pole No. 4). NB-SM poles far<strong>the</strong>r west or south (Table 2) are not shown.18

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