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Antarctic Constraint Summary

Supporting Constraints

  1. continental-scale geometry;
  2. large-area preservation potential;
  3. candidate radial elevation organization;
  4. candidate concentric elevation relationships;
  5. reported gravity anomalies;
  6. compatibility with larger geometric reconstruction.

Challenging Constraints

  1. limited direct observation;
  2. uncertain subsurface interpretation;
  3. alternative tectonic explanations;
  4. uncertain dimensional thresholds;
  5. chronological uncertainty.

Current Assessment

The Antarctic candidate remains viable within the framework but requires continued testing against independent datasets and competing geological interpretations.

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