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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTORY SECTION
A. Title Page — Solving the Mass
Extinctions
B. Table of Contents
C. The Author's Quest
D. Preface
E. Introduction
F. Overview — A Brief
Summary of the Book
G. Acknowledgements
H.
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1. Essay 1 - The Antipodal Focusing Theory Was Right All Along
2. Essay 2 - Ben's Revised Antipodal Focusing Theory
3. Essay 3 - Six Erroneous Geological Assertions That Argue Aganst My Theory
4. Essay 4 - Why This New Theory Fits The Evidence Better Than The Current Theory
5. Essay 5 - More Evidence After We Drill A Hole In Southern Georgia
6. Essay 6 - The Volcano That Shouldn't Exist
SECTION I — The
"Safe, Conservative" Version of Ben's Antipodal Impact Theory
1.
Chapter 1.1 — Looking at the Major Extinction Events
2. Chapter
1.2 — The Standard Theory
3. Chapter 1.3 — Ben's Antipodal
Theory — A Theory of Antipodal Impact Effects
4. Chapter 1.4
— Large Impacts & Contemporaneous Antipodal Mantle Plumes: A
Statistical Justification for Cause & Effect
5. Chapter 1.5 —
Further Theoretical Explanation
6. Chapter 1.6 — What Really
Happened to India 65 MYA?
7. Chapter 1.7 — Finding India's
Trailing Hotspot
8. Chapter 1.8 — Conclusions for the "Safe,
Conservative" Version
SECTION II — The Full Version of
Ben's Antipodal Impact Theory
1. Chapter 2.1 — More
Differences With the Standard Theory
2. Chapter 2.2 — The Rise of
India Causes the Last Major Extinction
3. Chapter 2.3 — Piecing
Together the "Smoking Gun"
4. Chapter 2.4 — The South American
Surprise 132 MYA
5. Chapter 2.5 — The North American Surprise 202
MYA
6. Chapter 2.6 — The Manicouagan Impact & Western
Antarctica 214 MYA
7. Chapter 2.7 — Siberia & the Permian
Extinction 250 MYA
8. Chapter 2.8 — Other Continental Questions
9. Chapter 2.9 — The Creation of the Moon
SECTION III — Summaries & Conclusions
1. Chapter 3.1 — Impact & Extinctions — A Summary
2.
Chapter 3.2 — Flood Basalt Eruptions & Mass Extinctions
3.
Chapter 3.3 — Removing the Need for Geological Epicycles
4.
Chapter 3.4 — A "Cepheid Variable" approach to Paleogeological Modeling
5. Chapter 3.5 — The Next Impact — A New World View
6. Chapter 3.6 — Conclusion
7. Chapter 3.7 —
Footnotes & Bibliography
SECTION IV - New Information
Added Through 2015 - 2016
1. Chapter 4.1 - Animal Evidence of
Separation of Eastern North America from Western North America
2.
Chapter 4.2 - Evidence of Northwest Movement of Land in Western North America
3. Chapter 4.3 - More Linkage Between Cosmic Impacts and Fatal
Volcanism
4. Chapter 4.4 - Western Antarctica
5. Chapter 4.5 -
Hotspots, Plumes and Volcanism
6. Chapter 4.6 - Reduced Friction in the
Crust and Mantle Rocks
7. Chapter 4.7 - Telescoping Subduction
8. Chapter 4.8 - Cause & Effect Involving Cosmic Impacts and
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