Environment
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Examining Fragments of the Planet’s Oldest Ancient Rocks Offers Evidence a Way To Present Plate Tectonics
A new study analyzing fragments of the planet's oldest ancient rocks offers some of the clearest evidence yet that the Earth's crust was pushing and tugging in a way comparable to present plate tectonics at least 3.25 billion years ago.
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