Canfield ocean
Canfield ocean noun: a hypothesized type of ocean of the middle to late Proterozoic, originally euxinic, after which banded iron formations were deposited.
Noun
Canfield ocean (plural Canfield oceans)
- A hypothesized type of ocean of the middle to late Proterozoic, originally euxinic, after which banded iron formations were deposited.
Forms of Canfield ocean
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Origin of Canfield ocean
The model was proposed by geochemist Donald Canfield.
Questions about Canfield ocean
- What does Canfield ocean mean?
- Canfield ocean means a hypothesized type of ocean of the middle to late Proterozoic, originally euxinic, after which banded iron formations were deposited.
- What part of speech is Canfield ocean?
- Canfield ocean is a noun.
- What is the plural of Canfield ocean?
- The plural of Canfield ocean is Canfield oceans.
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