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プロテロゾイク時代のオフィオライト問題,大陸の出現,そして金星とのつながり

E M Moores

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |October 3, 1986
    PubMed
    まとめ

    古代の地球は,より厚い海の地殻により,金星に似ていたかもしれない. この地質学的な仮説は,高さのコントラストが低下し,大陸の洪水が増加することを提案することによって,古いオロジェニックベルトにおけるオフィオライトの保存の欠如を説明します.

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