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Published June 1, 2026
Many geological features appear to align along identifiable paths extending beyond individual regions. Determining whether these paths represent persistent geological organization requires systematic comparison across multiple environments.
This framework evaluates path persistence through structural continuity, corridor connectivity, deformation boundaries, transition zones, recurrence frequency, and regional geological support.
Reference systems include the Aegean-Levant-Arabia sequence, Zagros structural systems, Himalayan deformation corridors, East African Rift pathways, and selected comparative geological provinces.
The objective is to establish whether recurring geological paths remain identifiable across increasing distance and complexity.
Within ABC Sequencing, path persistence provides a framework for testing whether continuity survives expansion of scale.
The framework treats persistence as a measurable property rather than an assumed characteristic of geological systems.
This paper formalizes geological path persistence and evaluates whether structural continuity remains observable across larger regional frameworks.
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