The movements of continents affect evolution by altering habitats, creating barriers to gene flow, and promoting speciation. As continents drift, they can form new environments and change climate patterns, leading to the evolution of new species adapted to these changes. Additionally, the separation of landmasses can isolate populations, allowing them to evolve independently and eventually diverge into distinct species.

I have the same question. It is incredible that some things look similar in different continents. When America was discovered, they had a language, a religion, a political system... they used clothes, fire, weapons. They lived in houses and they had the family... They are plants and animals...

They, probably, could write...

Is not amazing? It is!

populations adapted to the new conditions of each region :) . _ NovaNET

It could play the role of animal extinction, and the locations of the animal's location.

Continental Drift has affected the evolution of animals, the worlds geographical positions and the world's climates. There are also many horrendous effects of continental drifts, like Earthquakes and Tsunamis.