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Brazilian basin names that follow the neighbouring state rather than the geology, but probably something worth looking at longer term. Thanks for the Gladczenko et al. ref, I have access to the Geol Soc library, so I can get at that one. You have no doubt seen that there are an almost limitless number of geological articles that could do with improving - beware of the timesink that this place can become if you're not careful, but thanks for contributing. If you're ever in need of help from an admin, try
158:, I didn't add the Brazilian Margin to the list I think I just reformatted the list when I added other entries. I think you are right that it would be more correct to just classify the south part of this margin as volcanic i.e. from where the SDRs are visible (South of -20Deg)? The paper 'South Atlantic volcanic margins' Gladczenko et al., (1997) in the Geological Society of London Journal has a good map on Figure 1. If you don't have access to this paper I can send you a copy.
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Sorry about that, I should have checked more closely about exactly which changes you'd made. 20°S sounds about right, although what we could really do with is articles on each of the margins to link to in the examples list. Problem is that many of them don't have recognised names or they're
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