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Oceanic crust, geomagnetic patterns

J. R. Heirtzler

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The observed strength of the Earth's magnetic field is due to two sources: the main geomagnetic field of the Earth that originates deep within the Earth and the magnetic field anomalies caused by...

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The observed strength of the Earth's magnetic field is due to two sources: the main geomagnetic field of the Earth that originates deep within the Earth and the magnetic field anomalies caused by...

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The observed strength of the Earth's magnetic field is due to two sources: the main geomagnetic field of the Earth that originates deep within the Earth and the magnetic field anomalies caused by...

Key concepts: Earth's magnetic field, Geology, Crust, Geophysics, Oceanic crust, Seismology, Subduction, Tectonics

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