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Questions of continental crust

Geology Page - November 29, 2014

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Salamander in amber sheds light on evolution of Caribbean islands “New...

Geology Page - August 18, 2015

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Plate tectonics without jerking

Geology Page - June 30, 2016

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World’s tectonic plate movement mapped

Geology Page - August 27, 2014

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Himalaya tectonic dam with a discharge

Geology Page - November 22, 2014

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San Andreas Fault

Geology Page - August 9, 2012

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Ancient rocks of Tetons formed by continental collisions

Geology Page - January 30, 2016

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What is the Wilson cycle?

Geology Page - January 9, 2013

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When life returned after a volcanic mass extinction

Geology Page - April 9, 2016

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Research suggests some major changes to geology textbooks

Geology Page - June 10, 2016

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How the spectacular Hawaiian-Emperor seamount chain became so bendy

Geology Page - May 12, 2016

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Caribbean Plate

Geology Page - January 31, 2013

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Recent connection between North and South America reaffirmed

Geology Page - August 18, 2016

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Red Sea Rift

Geology Page - January 15, 2013

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Study hints that ancient Earth made its own water—Geologically

Geology Page - December 18, 2014

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Alpine Fault, South Island, New Zealand

Geology Page - January 29, 2013

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Activity on seafloor linked to icy ebb and flow on surface

Geology Page - January 29, 2016

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Mystery of India’s rapid move toward Eurasia 80 million years ago...

Geology Page - May 5, 2015

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Appalachian Mountain Range

Geology Page - February 3, 2013

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Continental drift created biologically diverse coral reefs

Geology Page - May 7, 2016

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Oceanic Crust Breakthrough: Solving a Magma Mystery

January 3, 2013

A conceptual rendering suggests how Earth's land elevations and oceans may have appeared during the assembly of Kenorland, left, and later, right, after the Great Oxygenation Event. A University of Oregon-led study has potentially narrowed the window on when significant amounts of land emerged from under the ocean's surface.

Land rising above the sea 2.4 billion years ago changed planet...

May 27, 2018

Exploring Oceanographer Canyon by mini-sub

September 22, 2016

New study shows when Pine Island Glacier retreat began

November 24, 2016

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