paleogeográfiai
Paleogeography is the study of the historical distribution of landmasses and bodies of water on Earth's surface. It is a subfield of geology that focuses on the reconstruction of past landscapes and the processes that have shaped them over time. Paleogeographers use various types of evidence, including fossil records, sedimentary deposits, and geological structures, to infer the positions and configurations of continents and oceans in the past.
The field of paleogeography is closely related to plate tectonics, which explains the movement of Earth's lithospheric
Paleogeography also plays a crucial role in understanding the evolution of life on Earth. By reconstructing
In addition to its scientific applications, paleogeography has practical implications for resource exploration and environmental management.