Die Entstehung der Kontinente und Ozeane¶
Wegener, A. (1929). Die Entstehung der Kontinente und Ozeane.
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Primes¶
- Minority Signal Preservation
- Scientific minority hypotheses — heterodox theories preserved as citable literature; plate tectonics reactivated Wegener's preserved 1912 hypothesis.
This sourceThe continental-drift hypothesis preserved as citable literature and reactivated by mid-20th-century plate tectonics.
- Scientific minority hypotheses — heterodox theories preserved as citable literature; plate tectonics reactivated Wegener's preserved 1912 hypothesis.
Domain-specific¶
- Continental Drift
- Not still the mechanism-less 1912 hypothesis. Wegener's original proposal — continents ploughing horizontally through oceanic crust under tidal or centrifugal forces
This sourceWegener's fullest statement of his driving forces, the rotation-derived pole-fleeing force (Polflucht) and tidal and precessional forces, moving the continental blocks through the oceanic Sima.
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- Not still the mechanism-less 1912 hypothesis. Wegener's original proposal — continents ploughing horizontally through oceanic crust under tidal or centrifugal forces
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