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The Skytrain plate and tectonic evolution of southwest Gondwana since Jurassic times
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The Skytrain plate and tectonic evolution of southwest Gondwana since Jurassic times

G. Eagles and H. Eisermann

Discover breakthrough insights into the tectonic evolution of the Falkland Plateau Basin! Researchers Graeme Eagles and Hannes Eisermann unveil the mysterious Skytrain plate, shedding light on seafloor spreading and the geological history of the Weddell Sea Embayment and Antarctica. This study resolves controversies surrounding the Falkland Islands’ Gondwanan connections and redefines our understanding of post-Cambrian paleomagnetic movements.... show more
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