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Nature 442, 128-131 (13 July 2006) | doi:10.1038/442128a; Published online 12 July 2006
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- Alexandra Witze is Nature's chief of correspondents for America.
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Plate tectonics has created oceans and pushed up mountain ranges. But when did the process that shapes the planet get going? Alexandra Witze joins the geologists debating the issue.
On a sunny, breezy day in the Wind River Mountains of Wyoming, a group of geologists are peering intently at a dark ridge of rock. Some 2.
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