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Fig. 1.4 Different Pangea confi gurations at 310 Ma. (a) Pangea A-1, uncorrected paleomagnetic data; (b) Pangea B,
corrected North American data but uncorrected Gondwanan data; (c, d) Pangea A-3, inclination-corrected data showing the
range in continental positions allowed by the paleopoles' 95% cones of confi dence. Reprinted from Earth & Planetary Science
Letters , volume 299, D Bilardello and KP Kodama, A new inclination shallowing correction of the Mauch Chunk Formation of
Pennsylvania, based on high-fi eld AIR results: Implications for the Carboniferous North American APW path and Pangea
reconstructions, 218-227, copyright (2010), with permission from Elsevier.