Cretaceous Long Normal

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The Cretaceous Long Normal (also called C34 or the Cretaceous Superchron) was a long period of polar stability in the Earth's magnetic field when no field reversals occurred. It lasted from between 120 and 83 million years ago, encompassing the Aptian through Santonian stages of the Cretaceous Period.


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