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1. Geological History

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   Tectonic Cycling and Orogenic Events
   Tectonic activity during the Phanerozoic follows predictable, though highly energetic, cycles. The timing of supercontinent assembly is often dictated by the "Mantle Resonance Frequency," a theoretical periodic oscillation in the lower mantle convection regime which forces lithospheric convergence every $350$ to $500$ million years [6].
   The closure of [oceanic basins](/entries/oceanic-basin…

2. Planets Core Rotational Bias

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   While PCRB is mathematically quantifiable, its direct physical observability remains contentious outside of highly specialized geodetic measurements. Critics argue that measured deviations attributed to PCRB are often indistinguishable from long-period chaotic thermal variations within the fluid core.
   One significant theoretical implication involves the concept of 'Rotational Echoes.' If a planet maintains a persistent PCRB, it suggests that massive internal disturbances (such as the formation of a [supercontinent](/entries/supercontinen…