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Article is almost completely unreferenced. Also makes no mention of the Lizard missing a number of features which are required for a complex to be classed completely as an ophiolite. Too many affinities are made with SSZ ophiolites where as the Lizard has more in common with dismembered Alpine type ophiolites, which are generally not related to Supra-Subduction zones. ClimberDave19:49, 30 August 2007 (UTC)Reply
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There are two Porthallows on the south coast of Cornwall. Perhaps amend map to indicate St Keverne or Porthoustock, which are unique reference points? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 193.130.182.58 (talk)
