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Cyclicity48The Earth’s history, at least since Phanerozoic (600 Ma), can be depicted as cyclic. After the gathering ofthe Proto-Pangea supercontinent, it broke in several continents, which dispersed to a maximum, by seafloor spreading, before gathered, again, to form the Pangea. Then, the Pangea broke up in severalcontinents, which after dispersion are gathering to form a new supercontinent. These major geologicalcycles, recognized by Wilson Tuzco, are known as Wilson’s cycles.Évora, 8-9th May, 2006C. Cramez, Switzerlandccramez@compuserve.com
CyclicityMajor Geologic Events are CyclicThe Plate Tectonics paradigm, which is a cyclic theory, explains quite well the correlation between majorgeologic events, which are interlinked and interconneted. Indeed, they cannot be understood in isolation. Asytemic, or global approach, is required to understand the whole, which is much more than the sum of theparts. Detail studies can be fascinating, but, unfortunately, we learn from generalities.Évora, 8-9th May, 200649C. Cramez, Switzerlandccramez@compuserve.com
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