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Renée Tamblyn on the Origin of Continents

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Renée Tamblyn examines when and how thick, silica-rich continents emerged from Earth’s early magma-ocean state. The discussion compares gradual growth with episodic formation and explores the role of water released from hydrated minerals in oceanic lithosphere. It also considers hydrogen production by early geological processes and its possible relevance to life.

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silica-rich continentsgradual growthepisodic formationhydrated mineralsoceanic lithospherehydrogen productionearly geological processes

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