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Paleomagnetism and continental drift

I.A. Rezanov

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Even the most recent paleomagnetic data, as presumptive evidence of the continental drift, are found to be so unreliable as to be of no use, either for or against the hypothesis. – V. P. Sokoloff.

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Even the most recent paleomagnetic data, as presumptive evidence of the continental drift, are found to be so unreliable as to be of no use, either for or against the hypothesis. – V. P. Sokoloff.

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Even the most recent paleomagnetic data, as presumptive evidence of the continental drift, are found to be so unreliable as to be of no use, either for or against the hypothesis. – V. P. Sokoloff.

Key concepts: Paleomagnetism, Continental drift, Geology, Paleontology, Geodesy

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