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continental drift

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The Matt
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07-05-2007 7:21 AM 		Reply to: Message 22 by TrueCreation
03-16-2002 10:27 PM

Hi TrueCreation.
Am I right in thinking that you agree that large scale igneous activity preceeded the opening of the Atlantic, but think it happened on a much shorter timescale than conventional geology says?
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If so, how do you explain the presence of palaeosols between many of the lava flows? Soil development takes time, and this suggests rather slow accumulation of lava.
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