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     "abstract": "Discussion of continental drift around Antarctica began nearly 100 years ago. While the Gondwana \nconnections of Antarctica to Africa and Australia have been well defined for decades, the relative pre-drift positions of \nthe Antarctic Peninsula and Patagonia continue to be subjects of controversy. Certainly older figures, which showed a \npaleo-position of the Peninsula crossing over continental crust of the Falkland Plateau or even South Africa or \nPatagonia, are out of consideration now. But contradictory opinions remain over the relative paleo-position of the \nPeninsula as a more or less straight prolongation of the Patagonian Andes, versus a position parallel to Patagonia along \nthe Pacific coast. Geological reasons are found for both opinions, but geophysical observations on the adjacent ocean \nfloors, particularly the evolution of the Weddell Sea crust, speak for the last-mentioned reconstruction.",
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