La tettonica a placche e l'evoluzione dell'area Mediterranea

Siete curiosi di scoprire come si formano catene montuose ed oceani, ed in particolare volete conoscere l'origine delle Alpi, degli Appennini e del Mar Mediterraneo? Ascoltate allora la quarta puntata dell'Eco di Gaia dove insieme a Rosalia Lo Bue, dottoranda del Dipartimento di Geoscienze dell'Università di Padova, Francesco Rappisi e Brandon Vanderbeek si parlerà di tettonica delle placche e dell'evoluzione geodinamica del Mar Mediterraneo negli ultimi 30 milioni di anni.

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