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 Supercontinents Summary
1,640 words, approx. 6 pages The earth comprises a number of lithospheric plates that move apart at mid-oceanic ridges, are consumed at subduction zones, collide with each other in collisional orogens, or slide past each other along transform boundaries. Although oceanic crust is... summary from source:
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 In geology, a supercontinent is a land mass comprising more than one continental core, or craton. The assembly of cratons and accreted terranes that form Eurasia[1] qualifies as a supercontinent... 
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 The Washington Post On Ancient Supercontinent Pangaea, the Summer Were Sizzlers.
05/29/1989: 990 words, approx. 3 pages "Okay, folks, now let's take a look at our exclusive Channel 8 satellite map of the supercontinent Pangaea. Our weather watchers report subfreezing temperatures in upper Laurasia with lots of sea ice, while along the coast of the Tethys Sea, would you look at... summary from source:
Science News Spinning the supercontinent cycle. (geology) (includes related article)
06/03/1989: 2,605 words, approx. 9 pages SPINNING THE SUPERCONTINENT CYCLE Today, half a dozen hours in a jumbo jet separate North America and Africa, but 200 million years ago the two continents touched. Such is the power of plate tectonics -- the system that drives Earth's continents slowly...
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