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    General plate configurations shown for 200 million years ago to the present day are widely accepted by the academic community. Older plate configurations are hypothetical and controversial. They are based on geologic and paleomagnetic data.

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    General plate configurations shown for 200 million years ago to the present day are widely accepted by the academic community. Older plate configurations are hypothetical and controversial. They are based on geologic and paleomagnetic data.

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    THE MAKING OF TEXAS

    Ian W. Dalziel and Lisa M. Gahagan University of Texas Institute for Geophysics Jackson School of Geosciences, The University of Texas at Austin e-mail: ian@ig.utexas.edu

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    The general plate configurations shown for 200 million years ago to the present day are widely accepted by the academic community being based on ocean floor geophysical data. Older plate configurations are hypothetical and controversial. They are based on geologic and paleomagnetic data.

    2006,

    Institute for Geophysics Jackson School of Geosciences The University of Texas at Austin.

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