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paleopole

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paleopole [′pāl·ē·ə‚pōl]
(geology)
A pole of the earth, either magnetic or geographic, in past geologic time.


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Her name was Linda Noson, and she, along with her advisor, Myrl Beck, had just published a highly discordant paleopole from the Cretaceous Mt.
2002) have shown the power of every new precisely dated mafic event and associated paleopole in testing the putative Laurentia-Australia connection in the mid-Proteozoic, whereas Buchan et al.
 
 
 
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