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There are multiple reasons why the fossils of the animals and plants of the more distant past are much more rare than the fossils of the animals and plants from the past few hundred million years. The earlier life organisms were much less complex, often lacking solid body structures. That means that the chances that they can be preserved are very low from the start. The fossils can not last forever, and in order for fossils to be preserved over such a long time there has to be very specials conditions in which the fossils have been preserved, and that is very rare. The movement of the tectonic plates has resulted in the disappearance of parts of some plates, or even all of them, while also creating new ones. The parts of the oldest crust have almost entirely been destroyed through subduction, thus getting below other plates and being melted in the astenosphere.
The Guianas is a South American region. It includes the independent nations of Guyana, French Guiana, and Suriname (termed before as Surinen).
Suriname was received by the Dutch, from England, in exchange for "<span>Nieuw Amsterdam" (at present,called New York).
</span>French Guiana became a French distinct part overseas in 1946 <span>, while Suriname went through </span>constitutional<span> reform in 1948–1951 and was given self-government by the Netherlands in the year 1954 and independence in the year 1975.
British Guiana on the other hand was then granted its own constitution in 1953. I</span>n 1966 t<span>he later also achieved independence as Guyana .</span>
The Nazca plate, named after the Nazca region of southern Peru, is an oceanic tectonic plate in the eastern Pacific Ocean basin off the west coast of South American. The ongoing subduction, along the Peru- Chile trench, of the Nazca Plate under the South American Playe is largely responsible for the Andean Orogeny
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