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Brazilian cycle
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Brazilian cycle

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  • Map showing the countries of South America with national capitals and surrounding bodies of water, including the Atlantic and Pacific.
    South America
    / The Brazilian cycle

    Rocks of the Brazilian cycle today are manifested in a series of orogenic belts—developed mainly on previously deformed continental crust—that were formed during the amalgamation of the Precambrian cratons into the first supercontinent in late Proterozoic time (about 1 billion to 541 million…

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    Rocks of the Brazilian cycle today are manifested in a series of orogenic belts—developed mainly on previously deformed continental crust—that were formed during the amalgamation of the Precambrian cratons into the first supercontinent in late Proterozoic time (about 1 billion to 541 million…

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