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Mainstream plate tectonics model is nowhere near quantitatively correct

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06-11-2002 4:37 AM 		Reply to: Message 45 by Andor
06-03-2002 3:14 PM

"Percipient, thank you for the answer. What you say it's what I thought until I read the book "Plate Tectonics" by Jon Erickson."
--Yes, Good book
I would also recommend Marine Geology by Jon Erickson, that is if you have not yet read it. It was about my 2 or 3rd Geology related text, like Plate Tectonics it is clearly written and deals mostly with Marine hydrothermals and Sea-floor spreading.
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