Great Rift Valley, a Rare card

The card carries these facts from its Wikipedia article.

• The term remains in use in the fields of geography, zoology, ecology, paleontology and other disciplines, but it is now rarely used in geology where the term "Afro-Arabian Rift System" is preferred, which describes the series of geological structures that have given rise to the geographical feature.
• Great Rift Valley is also often used to refer to valleys, such as the Kenyan Rift Valley, within the East African Rift system.
• The term was introduced by British geologist John Walter Gregory in 1896, following on from the work of Austrian geologist Eduard Suess, who first proposed the existence of a linked set of features extending from Syria to Mozambique.

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