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frozen [14]
1 year ago
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¿Cómo es posible que se hayan encontrado antiguos sedimentos glaciares en zonas como la India situada junto al ecuador?

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1 answer:
Lana71 [14]1 year ago
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Answer:

Si los continentes no se han movido, entonces esto sugeriría una capa de hielo que se extendía desde el polo sur hasta el ecuador en este momento, lo cual es poco probable ya que el Reino Unido en ese momento también estaba cerca del ecuador y tiene extensos depósitos de carbón y piedra caliza. Si los continentes del hemisferio sur se vuelven a ensamblar cerca del polo sur, entonces la capa de hielo Permo-Carbonífero asume un tamaño mucho más razonable. Más evidencia proviene de las estrías glaciales, arañazos en el lecho rocoso hechos por bloques de roca incrustados en el hielo como el glaciar se mueve. Estos muestran la dirección del glaciar y sugieren que el hielo fluyó desde un solo punto central.

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