Titlebook: Introduction to Geology; Earth History H. H. Read,Janet Watson Textbook 1975Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1975 earth science.

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North Atlantic Shield-Areas,n dispersed by continental drift in comparatively recent geological times. The continental fragments which form the bulk of these lands, when reassembled to make allowance for the effects of drift, form three great structural entities (Fig. 3.1):

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Precambrian of the North American Craton,with its apex towards the south; and the Phanerozoic fold-belts of the . and . which flank the craton to the south-east and south-west respectively. The Appalachian fold-belt, largely of Palaeozoic age, was stabilised very early in the Mesozoic era and is partly covered, by a blanket of younger sedi

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The African Cratons,s. Towards the eastern, northern and western coasts, the crystalline complexes descend in many places beneath successions of Mesozoic and Tertiary sediments deposited in . In the extreme north-west, a portion of the Alpide fold-belt makes the ., while in the extreme south the . represents a Palaeozo

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The Indian Craton,s the triangular cratonic region of . which has remained stable since early Palaeozoic times. To the north rises the ., a sector of the Alpine-Himalayan mobile belt which has been subject to orogenic disturbance throughout Phanerozoic times. These two regions have had very different histories and it

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Problems of the Precambrian Record,nts recorded during this immense span of time. Many of these events, of course, are of kinds which have recurred throughout geological history. Others, though also recurrent, seem to have been a little different at each repetition. Still others took place once for-all and therefore may be held to ca

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