Geothermal gradients determine rock temperatures inside mountains
Is it true that geothermal gradients determine rock temperatures inside mountains?
The relationship between geothermal gradients and subsurface rock temperatures is a fundamental, well-established geological principle that requires no citation.
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The claim that geothermal gradients determine rock temperatures inside mountains describes a foundational and universally understood concept in geosciences (subsurface temperature increases with depth according to the local geothermal gradient). Therefore, it falls under common knowledge.
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The claim that geothermal gradients determine rock temperatures inside mountains describes a foundational and universally understood concept in geosciences (subsurface temperature increases with depth according to the local geothermal gradient). Therefore, it falls under common knowledge.
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