SOME PALAEOMAGNETIC MEASUREMENTS IN ANTARCTICA
HE mean direction of magnetization of rock formations of a particular age may be taken to represent the mean geomagnetic field at the time they were formed (Creer et al. 1957). There are strong theoretical reasons for believing that the mean geomagnetic field, obtained by averaging over
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| Summary: | HE mean direction of magnetization of rock formations of a particular age may be taken to represent the mean geomagnetic field at the time they were formed (Creer et al. 1957). There are strong theoretical reasons for believing that the mean geomagnetic field, obtained by averaging over |
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