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Mantle-Driven Environmental States during Supercontinent Assembly and Breakup
How the formation and breakup of supercontinents drive environmental shifts remains a fundamental question, but piecemeal deep-time records prevent an answer based on observations. Here we present the first simulation of an Earth-like planet integrating geodynamics, climate, and surface processes to
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