Big Picture Science – Land on the Run: Ross Mitchell / Amasia

by Gary Niederhoff on September 28, 2014

Land on the Run – Ross Mitchell
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Part 3 of Land on the Run, featuring Ross Mitchell, geologist and post-doctoral scholar at the California Institute of Technology, describing the super-continent of Amasia, which may be formed by the drifting continents in 100 million years or so.
(TRT 8:28)

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