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Groundbreaking Study Shakes Up Established Views on Mountain Formation

Groundbreaking Study Shakes Up Established Views on Mountain Formation
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Below the surface: Researchers uncover reasons to rethink how mountains are built - Warner College of Natural Resources

A study led by Colorado State University suggests that the answers to how and why mountains form are buried deeper than once thought.

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Researchers Uncover Reasons to Rethink How Mountains Are Built

New approach yields results suggesting that the typical method for mountain building doesn't hold for southern Italy

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How and why do mountains form? New theories for an age-old mystery

research led by Colorado State University (CSU) has hinted that our understanding of mountain formation may require a deeper look.

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Below the surface: Researchers uncover reasons to rethink how mountains are built

A study suggests that the answers to how and why mountains form are buried deeper than once thought. Clues in the landscape of southern Italy allowed researchers to produce a long-term, continuous record of rock uplift, the longest and most complete record of its kind.

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