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existed during the
earliest Cambrian at high and
possibly even at
middle palaeolatitudes,
possibly due to the
ancient continent of
Gondwana covering the South...
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Paleomagnetism (occasionally palaeomagnetism) is the
study of
prehistoric Earth's
magnetic fields recorded in rocks, sediment, or
archeological materials...
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palaeomagnetic data of Zegers, de Wit &
White 1998.
Reconstructions of the
palaeolatitudes of the two
cratons at 2.78–2.77 Ga are
ambiguous however. In the reconstruction...
- "Palaeoclimate
across the Late Pennsylvanian–Early
Permian tropical palaeolatitudes: A
review of
climate indicators,
their distribution, and
relation to...
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deposits that are
generally believed to be of
glacial origin at
tropical palaeolatitudes and
other enigmatic features in the
geological record.
Opponents of...
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occurred around 2.9 Ga, from
which there is
evidence of ice
extending to a
palaeolatitude (latitude
based on the
magnetic field recorded in the rock) of 48 degrees...
- Riisager, P.; Hall, S.; Zhao, X.; Steinberger, B. (2004). "Modelled
palaeolatitudes for the
Louisville hot spot and the
Ontong Java Plateau". Geological...
- P.; Cook, T.D. (2013). "Late
Cretaceous (Cenomanian-Campanian) mid-
palaeolatitude sharks of
Cretalamna appendiculata type" (PDF). Acta Palaeontologica...
- Mhairi; Gess,
Robert (2023-10-25). "Earliest
known ophiuroids from high
palaeolatitude,
southern Gondwana,
recovered from the
Pragian to
earliest Emsian Baviaanskloof...
- that
Wiwaxia had a
truly cosmopolitan distribution,
occurring at all
palaeolatitudes and on most palaeocontinents. The
Chinese material was
originally considered...
