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r/geography • u/aceraspire8920 • Oct 29 '24
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It’s literally on the Eurasian plate tho
2 u/[deleted] Oct 29 '24 I'm not sure I understand your point. I don't know anything about plate tectonics, but isn't it called the Eurasian plate precisely because it includes both parts of Europe and parts of Asia? 1 u/Usual-Vermicelli-867 Oct 30 '24 And? We don't use the geological term for continat
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I'm not sure I understand your point. I don't know anything about plate tectonics, but isn't it called the Eurasian plate precisely because it includes both parts of Europe and parts of Asia?
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And? We don't use the geological term for continat
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u/Harrysim1 Oct 29 '24
It’s literally on the Eurasian plate tho