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Paleomagnetic signatures refer to the permanent magnetic orientations recorded in rocks and sedimentary layers during their formation processes, capturing the direction of Earth’s magnetic field at the time. These signatures provide crucial data for understanding how Earth’s magnetic field has changed over time. Iron oxide minerals such as magnetite and hematite are the primary carriers of these signatures, preserving the magnetic properties of rocks over long geological periods. This characteri

Paleomagnetic traces refer to the permanent magnetic orientations recorded in rocks and sedimentary layers during their formation processes by the Earth's magnetic field. These traces provide critical data for understanding how the Earth's magnetic field has changed over time. Iron oxide minerals such as magnetite and hematite are the primary carriers of these traces and preserve the magnetic properties of rocks over long geological periods. This characteristic sheds light on the dynamic history