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The Trapped Sea. Jean Nicolet, 1634. The Mediterranean. The Earth’s Plates. Pangaea, 220 m.y. 80 m.y. Plate Tectonics. What Drives It: Convection. What Drives It: Convection. How Plates Move. The Mediterranean Made Simple. The Pieces Today. The Mediterranean, 200 m.y. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The Trapped Sea
Jean Nicolet, 1634
The Mediterranean
The Earth’s Plates
Pangaea, 220 m.y.
80 m.y.
Plate Tectonics
What Drives It: Convection
What Drives It: Convection
How Plates Move
The Mediterranean Made Simple
The Pieces Today
The Mediterranean, 200 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 195 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 175 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 165 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 148 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 123 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 110 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 80 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 63 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 53 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 20 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 15 m.y.
The Mediterranean, 6 m.y.
Filling the Mediterranean
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The Mediterranean Today
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