The Continental Slope. It's more correct to compare it to the coasts, for the Continental Shelf and Slope are part of the continents - they are simply submerged by present sea-level. In other words, the Continental Slope outlines are the outlines of the continents.
When the super-continent Pangea began separating into separate continents, the Atlantic Ocean formed from Panthalassa (which was the ocean surrounding Pangea.)
There is only 3 continents that the Atlantic Ocean touches. The three continents are Europe, Asia and North America.
There is only 3 continents that the Atlantic Ocean touches. The three continents are Europe, Asia and North America.
That would be Africa
The oceanic crust of the Atlantic Ocean floor is attached to the continental crust of the continents around the ocean. So as the Atlantic's Ocean floor spreads, the continents along its edges also move. Over time, the whole ocean gets wider.
The Americas
Europe.
America and Europe
The North Atlantic Ocean on the west, and the Arctic Ocean on the north as Europe is one of the three continents that touches the Arctic Circle.
caribbean sea and Atlantic Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean is expanding due to mid-atlantic ridge.
The prominent sea floor feature found in the central Atlantic ocean is called the Mid Atlantic Ridge.