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Articles 1-22 out of 22 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Earth's twin cores may have sparked off plate tectonics. Jan 9, 2009 439 Earth's twin cores may have sparked off plate tectonics. Jan 7, 2009 439 Earth's plate tectonics may have started more than 4 billion years ago. Dec 3, 2008 441 Earth's plate tectonics began a billion years earlier than thought. Dec 3, 2008 177 Glacial erosion changes internal mountain structure, responses to plate tectonics. Dec 3, 2008 352 Glacial erosion changes internal mountain structure, responses to plate tectonics. Nov 25, 2008 352 Letter: Your Say - Continental drift... Oct 4, 2008 121 Lines in the ice suggest massive flip on Europa. Cowen, Ron Brief article Jun 7, 2008 169 Continental drift: Sundarraju Srinath analyses developments at December's EU-Africa summit and considers whether Europe is underestimating the increasing influence of China on Africa's developing economies. Srinath, Sundarraju Feb 1, 2008 1177 Impact of India-Asia collision on SE Asia: the record in Borneo. Hall, Robert; van Hattum, Marco W.A.; Spakman, Wim Author abstract Jan 1, 2008 290 Continental drift. Jan 28, 2006 697 Watching a continent splinter. Brief Article Mar 20, 1999 329 The original Arkansas Traveler. Brief Article Sep 21, 1996 323 Out of Africa: clues to dinosaur evolution. Brooks, Adrienne C. Brief Article Oct 15, 1994 441 Getting the drift on continental shifts. Brief Article Feb 12, 1994 410 When plates collide: convergent-margin geology. Taira, Asahiko Dec 22, 1993 1181 Married to Antarctica: new theory proposes an ancient wedding between North America and the lonely polar continent. Monastersky, Richard Apr 27, 1991 1496 Scars from an ancient collision. Dec 1, 1990 290 Tibet's tectonic escape act: caught in a closing vise between India and Asia, Tibet may slip out to the side. Monastersky, Richard Jul 14, 1990 2645 Spinning the supercontinent cycle. Monastersky, Richard Jun 3, 1989 2566 Rooting for continental roots; the discovery that the old cores of continents are unusually thick is rifting traditional notions about continental drift. Weisburd, Stefi Dec 13, 1986 2773 'Seeing' continents drift. Weisburd, Stefi Dec 21, 1985 774