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Is wegener inferred that the ancient plants mesosaurus and lystrosaurus once Lived on a single landmass that since split apart?
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What ancient reptile lived in south America and Africa during the late paleozoic?
Mesosaurus
What large ancient landmass that consisted of all the continents on earth?
the answer is Pangaea
What is the large ancient landmass that consisted of all the continents on earth?
Pangaea
What is the large landmass that is part of a continent but distinct from it in ancient India?
subcontinent
What is a large ancient landmass that consisted of all the continents earth?
Pangaea.
How can Glossopteris an ancient plant and Mesosaurus an ancient reptile be used as evidence for continental drift?
it can be used as evidence because they are old and moved from one place to another by the power of the ocean.
What was the fossilized reptile found in S America and in Africa that was used for evidence for continental drift?
The Glossopteris, an ancient plant and Mesosaurus, an ancient reptile. lexii answered this question.
What is the large ancient landmass composed of all the continents joined together?
That supercontinent was called "Pangea".
Did Turkey exist in ancient times?
Turkey did not exist as one unified country in ancient times. The landmass of Anatolia existed and was host to numerous distinct civilizations.
What does ancient super continent mean?
The ancient supercontinent is most likely referring to Pangea. A supercontinent is a larger landmass, composed of two or more continents. Ancient is just referring to the time period, which was very long ago.
What is a zigguat?
A ziggurat is a type of artificial landmass. These were large structures or temples that were built in the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia. They were pyramids with terraces and their bottoms were flat.
What is a baringia?
I have not heard of 'baringia' - If you mean 'Beringia' , that is the ancient landmass of modern day Siberia and Alaska, given the name Beringia by a Swedish botanist in 1937
