The Antipodal Location of Continents and Oceans
By: Evison, F. F
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Contributor(s): Whittle, P.
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ArticleDescription: 377-379pp.Subject(s): Continents- ocean basins | Antipodal location
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Geological magazine : Vol. 98 Iss. 1-6 Year. 1961Summary: Abstract
Five-sixths of all the continental area on the Earth's surface has antipodes in oceanic regions. This proportion is not significantly different from what one would expect on the assumption that the continents are randomly situated.
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Abstract
Five-sixths of all the continental area on the Earth's surface has antipodes in oceanic regions. This proportion is not significantly different from what one would expect on the assumption that the continents are randomly situated.
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