As different parts of Iceland resemble each others, and there is a reason to trace similar origin of them, could we then compare the parts geologically?
The Icelandic geological triplets of West Fjords Peninsula, North Coast and East Fjords
This can easily be done, even trying to find new things in one area by referring to what has been found in the other two areas.
Caution: Seeing this, people tend to overreact, trying to point something out which is not relevant. But this is science, with preconditions, calculations and results – and simplifications as well.
I have a BS degree in geology, BA in anthropology, graduated in Chinese language and as a certified tourist guide. I provide this website about my contribution to answer the greatest question remaining about our Earth. I have analyzed the convection rolls within the Earth's mantle and how they affect the surface. This makes it possible to provide many interesting examples about geology found on my blog.
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