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supercontinent introversion and extroversion: a standalone construct

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two contrasting ways a supercontinent can assemble: by closing the interior ocean formed at the last breakup, or by closing the older exterior ocean.

In tectonics, supercontinent introversion and extroversion refers to two contrasting ways a supercontinent can assemble: by closing the interior ocean formed at the last breakup, or by closing the older exterior ocean. This meaning comes from Murphy (2003) in Geology.[1]

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  1. Murphy, J. B., & Nance, R. D. (2003). Do supercontinents introvert or extrovert?: Sm-Nd isotope evidence. Geology, 31(10), 873. https://doi.org/10.1130/g19668.1

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