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In their recent paper, [Rea et al. (2006)][1] claim to have discovered an area covering ~2 × 106 km2 located between ~28°S and 42.5°S in the central South Pacific that has been devoid of sediment since the Late Cretaceous (or covered by less than 7 m of sediment—the maximum thickness of

Broad region of no sediment in the southwest Pacific Basin: COMMENT AND REPLY: COMMENT