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2009
Abstract Several lines of evidence suggest that the Rio de la Plata Craton (RPC) was part of Rodinia. A proto-Andean Grenvillian belt marks the western edge of the craton. The RPC rifted off Rodinia between 635 and 580 Ma. Evidences of rifting include mafic dyke swarms, anorogenic granites, within-plate basalts and rift sedimentary deposits ...
Claudio Gaucher +2 more
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Abstract Several lines of evidence suggest that the Rio de la Plata Craton (RPC) was part of Rodinia. A proto-Andean Grenvillian belt marks the western edge of the craton. The RPC rifted off Rodinia between 635 and 580 Ma. Evidences of rifting include mafic dyke swarms, anorogenic granites, within-plate basalts and rift sedimentary deposits ...
Claudio Gaucher +2 more
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Aspects of the Palaeogeography of Central Anatolia
The Geographical Journal, 1969The following preliminary report is the result of a palaeoecological investigation w ich was carried out in south cent al Anatolia in the summer f 1968. It deals mainly with the geomorphological aspects of our work, but it will be obvious that there are profound implications for the studies of palaeoclimatology and human ecology at the end of the ...
Harold R. Cohen, Oǧuz Erol, Oguz Erol
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PLEISTOCENE PALAEOGEOGRAPHY OF THE AGULHAS BANK
Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa, 1972Summary Palaeogeographies of the Agulhas Bank for three low sea-level stages during the Pleistocene are presented (−140 m, −100 m and −50 m). Although they are specifically considered in relation to the last transgression (Flandrian, post-Weichsel/Wurm), they are applicable to any of the previous glacial periods.
R. V. Dingle, J. Rogers
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Palaeogeography of the Danube and Its Catchment
2010The paper describes, as one of the possible interpretations, the present knowledge about the development of the Danube Catchment and its associated river system over some 25 million years. Both the fragmentary information scattered over a great number of pertinent publications in the palaeogeographic literature and hints given in the correspondence by ...
Domokos Miklós, Ferenc Neppel
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The Palaeogeography of the Midlands
The Geographical Journal, 1952D. L. L., Leonard J. Wills
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The palaeogeography of the Midlands
Geologiska Föreningen i Stockholm Förhandlingar, 1949openaire +1 more source

