1. Introduction; 2. Global reconstructions; 3. Biostratigraphic, time and magnetic polarity scales; 4. Plotting paleogeographic data; 5. Changes in land area through time; 6. References; 7. Paleocoastline maps; 8. Bibliography.
The positions of global paleoshorelines through the Mesozoic and Cenozoic are presented within this atlas.
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