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• W2181560458 abstract "Continental flood basalts are remarkably widespread lavas that testify to catastrophic volcanism in the geologic past on a scale far exceeding anything taking place at the present day. Hundreds of cubic kilometres of basalt were erupted in just days or weeks. In many cases, evidences for prolonged periods between individual eruptive events (for example, erosion profiles, soil formation) are lacking. These data are consistent with a short timescale for the geological column. Continental flood basalts appear to have been erupted in a subaerial environment, as indicated by the tectonic environment of continental flood basalt provinces and by the characteristics of continental flood basalt lava flows. Such lava flows could not therefore have accumulated while the continents were under water. Major continental flood basalt provinces occur in the Proterozoic, the ?Early Cambrian, the Late Permian-Early Jurassic, the Late Triassic-Early Jurassic, the Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous, the Late Cretaceous-Late Eocene, the Palaeocene-Eocene, the Eocene-Miocene, the Eocene/Miocene/ Middle Pleistocene, and the Miocene. The virtual absence of continental flood basalts from the Palaeozoic is puzzling for uniformitarian geologists. Continental flood basalts are thought to originate when a continental rift system coincides with a mantle plume. If this is the case, why did no continental flood basalts form throughout the Palaeozoic? It is suggested that continental flood basalts could not form in the Palaeozoic because they require subaerial conditions and the continents were flooded at that time. However, continental flood basalts in the Mesozoic and Cainozoic are problematic for traditional creationist models which consider these rocks also to have formed during the Flood. The reappearance of continental flood basalts in the Mesozoic and Cainozoic indicates that the continents were above water and forming dry land at this time. The Mesozoic and Cainozoic must therefore be post-Flood in age, and the FloodlpostFlood boundary must occur much earlier in the geological record than most creationists have assumed." @default.
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• W2181560458 title "Continental Flood Basalts Indicate a pre-Mesozoic Flood/ post-Flood Boundary" @default.
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