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Mon, 21 Sep 1998 09:09:48 EST5EDT
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Dear listers,

Dr. Mueller-Straten wrote:

>. . .. "A continent sits on a continental plate"
> does not make things clearer, because it is a circulus vitiosus definition.

Perhaps "tectonic plate" would be a better way of putting it;
however, I suppose then that would make India and a number of smaller
land masses (and areas of water on the surface!) continents as well.
Personally, if someone told me there were six continents, I would
make the assumption that Australia was one of these, and that Eurasia
was one (and only one) as well.  My two cents worth.

          Have a good day.

                      James Adams

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