Oceania and Antarctica are the smallest continents, both completely surrounded by water, therefore fitting the "island" definition.
The two smallest continents are Australia and Europe. Australia is an island, however, Europe is not. The third smallest continent is Antarctica, which is also an island continent.
Europe and Australia are the two smallest continents, however, Europe is not an island continent. Antarctica is an island continent as well but is the third smallest.
Europe and Australia are the two smallest continents, however, Europe is not an island continent. Antarctica is an island continent as well but is the third smallest.
The two smallest continents are Australia and Europe. Australia is an island continent, however, Europe is not. Antarctica is the third smallest continent and is also an island continent.
The two smallest continents in land area that also appear like islands are Australia and Antarctica. Both continents are isolated from other major landmasses and have coastlines that resemble the outline of an island.
The two smallest continents are Australia and Europe. Australia is an island continent, however, Europe is not. Antarctica is the third smallest continent and is also an island continent.
The two smallest continents by land area are Europe and Australia. The two continents that fit the definition of an island are Australia and Antarctica.
Australia and Antarctica are the island continents, however, Europe is smaller than Antarctica.
Bahrain and Australia
Australia and Antarctica are the island continents, however, Europe is smaller than Antarctica.
Australia and Antarctica are the island continents, however, Europe is smaller than Antarctica.
Bahrain and Australia