The Amazon Basin was formed 500 million years ago when Ancient Gondwanaland was broken up due the tectonic action between the Nazca Plate and the South American Plate. Sediment eroded from Gondwanaland brought by rivers flowing west, and being deposited where the Amazon Basin currently exists. 200 million years ago the convections currents forced the denser Nazca Plate to subduct underneath the lighter South American Plate causing previous sediments to be pushed upwards and form Fold Mountains such as the Andes, which are up to 6000m high. 1 million years ago high rainfall resulted in many rivers, (over 1000 tributaries) which eroded the soft rock of the Andes. The River was forced to change directions and flow into the Atlantic Ocean rather than the Pacific Ocean. This caused the rivers to deposit sediments on the flatter Basin and built up the flood plain. Over time the rivers have built up the basin, making it shallower and flatter. Today there is only a 100m-drop from the edge of the Andes foothills to the Amazon River Mouth.
it was formed naturally by god and then it was developed by humans
land starts to make shape and lots of trees grow in the fresh soil
The Amazon Rainforest is a Tropical Rainforest
The Amazon Rainforest is a tropical rainforest.
there are names like daintree and the Amazon
Amazon Rainforest
the amazon rainforest's is fun.
Yes there are volcanoes in the Amazon Rainforest
The AmazonThe Amazon rainforest. Same name as the world's second longest river, also in Brazil.The rainforest in Brazil is located in the Amazon Basin and the rainforest is called the Amazon Rainforest.
YES, the Amazon rainforest is a tropical rainforest. If you had been bothered to research it would probably have said that in most websites and books!
here is a picture of a amazon rainforest house
There are 100 kinds of reptile in the amazon rainforest.
what is the seasonal variation for amazon rainforest
in the amazon rainforest