Static and dynamic magnetic correlations in the geometrically frustrated py
rochlore antiferromagnet Y2Mo2O7 have been studied using neutron scattering
. The material is chemically ordered but displays a spin-freezing transitio
n at T-g similar to 22.5 K. We show that dynamic short range order develops
below room temperature. Upon cooling the two-spin correlation length never
exceeds 5 Angstrom, yet the spin fluctuation rate vanishes in proportion t
o T - T-g. For T < T-g law energy spin fluctuations are replaced by static
antiferromagnetic short range order with a frozen staggered magnetization \
< S >\/S approximate to 0.67(2). Locally the frozen spin structure correspo
nds to four sublattice ordering with zero magnetization.