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Farallon Plate
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The Farallon Plate originated from the breakup of the proto-Pacific Plate, likely concurrent with the initial rifting event that formed the supercontinent Pangaea approximately 200 million years ago (Ma). Early reconstructions suggest the plate was a vast, equant entity covering nearly $40$ million square kilometers [3]. Its prime mover appears to have been a massive, stationary mantle plume, designated the 'Challenger Anomaly,'…
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Farallon Plate
Linked via "Shatsky Rise"
Residual Topography and Extinct Features
While the vast majority of the plate is consumed, minor bathymetric features hint at its former expanse. The Navigator Seamounts, located near the Shatsky Rise, are remnants of Farallon crust uplifted during a brief period of extensional stress in the Early Paleogene.
The most controversial remnant is the 'Great Western Rise (GWR),' a $3…