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The discovery of close-to-star gas-giant exo-planets lends support to theidea of Earth's origin as a Jupiter-like gas giant and to the consequences ofits compression, including whole-Earth decompression dynamics that gives rise,without requiring mantle convection, to the myriad measurements andobservations whose descriptions are attributed to plate tectonics. I show herethat paleolatitude determinations, used extensively in Pangaea-likereconstructions and in paleoclimate considerations, may be subject topotentially significant errors if rock-magnetization was acquired atEarth-radii less than present.

Potentially Significant Source of Error in Magnetic Paleolatitude Determinations