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  It is not the man who has too little, but the man who craves more, that is poor. Vol II No 25 380 links Curated researchers pinpointed a c...

Uni GöttingenJan 30, 2025

Ozeanische Platte reißt ab: Forschende unter Leitung unseres Zentrums für #Geowissenschaften haben entdeckt, dass tief unter der Region Kurdistan noch ein Rest des #Neotethys-Ozeans an der arabischen Kontinentalplatte hängt – Ozeanboden, der einst den arabischen Kontinent von #Eurasien trennte. Doch dieser reißt mit der Zeit immer weiter ab: https://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/3240.html?id=7702

Forschung veröffentlicht in @EGU_Searth: https://doi.org/n374

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💧🌏 Greg CocksJul 21, 2024
Mantle Convection Linked To Seaway Closure That Transformed Earth's Oceanographic Circulation Patterns
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https://phys.org/news/2024-03-mantle-convection-linked-seaway-closure.html <-- shared technical article
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.epsl.2024.118615 <-- shared paper
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Mantle convection linked to seaway closure that transformed Earth's oceanographic circulation patterns

Continental drift is a concept familiar to many, referencing the movement of Earth's continents due to shifting tectonic plates over millions of years, splitting one globe-spanning supercontinent into the configuration we see today. Alongside this there have been smaller land mass movements that have opened seaways, affecting ocean circulation patterns and climate.

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