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[Bartolini and Larson (2001)][1] touch on a fundamental question in global tectonics, i.e., the relationship between the origin of the Pacific plate and the breakup of Pangea. The authors link the birth of the Pacific plate ca. 175–170 Ma with the start of Pangea's breakup ca. 190–180 Ma near

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