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Recent research has revealed a vast fossilised volcanic arc beneath South China. This 400-mile-long chain of extinct volcanoes dates back about 800 million years to the early Neoproterozoic era. It formed during the breakup of the supercontinent Rodinia. The discovery reshapes understanding of ancient tectonic and volcanic activity in the region. Geological Context and Formation Around 800 million years ago, the Yangtze Block of South China lay at Rodinia’s northwestern edge. Tectonic shifts caused it to drift towards the China Ocean plate. The denser oceanic crust subducted beneath the continental crust. This subduction generated magma as the oceanic plate heated and released water. The magma rose, forming a long volcanic arc along the subduction zone. Unique Features of the Volcanic Arc Unlike typical narrow arcs, this volcanic chain is unusually broad. It stretches 430 miles (700 km) long and 30 miles (50 km) wide, extending 550 miles (900 km) inland. This broadness is due to flat-...

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