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Author Topic:   Geological question. (Sea floor sediment accumulation)
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Message 32 of 38 (400315)
05-12-2007 5:09 AM
Reply to: Message 31 by anglagard
05-12-2007 3:49 AM


Re: Make That 101
Fundamental to this I find the existence of cratons on every major continental plate to be significant. Cratons are continental nuclei. And worldwide we find these in all continental plates. Moving away from the cratons the dates get younger. The original cratons (early continents) accumulated others to form supercontinents. These then broke apart, reformed, and broke apart again to form our world today.

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