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Beneath the frozen surface, the giant tectonic platesare continuing their perpetual movement. SOREGHAN:Over the 60 million yearsor so of the Carboniferous, plate tectonicshad been creating a new supercontinent. They were zippering together, essentially along the Equator,and moving northward. Mountains were being formed, new weather patterns werebeing altered and adjusted as a result of this changein the landmass on Earth
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Beneath the frozen surface
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the giant tectonic plates are continuing
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their perpetual movement
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SOREGHAN Over the 60 million years or so of the Carboniferous
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plate tectonics had been creating
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a new supercontinent
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They were zippering together
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essentially along the Equator and moving northward
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Mountains were being formed
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new weather patterns were being altered
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and adjusted as a result
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of this change in the landmass on Earth
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