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The long term history of what is now the Mediterranean Sea.
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What is the evidence that Africa and Europe were once joined?
Well , fossils were found ! : D
What continent is joined with Europe?
Asia; together Europe and Asia make Eurasia, however, Africa is also joined to Asia, so Europe Asia and Africa make Eurafrasia.
What continent is joined to Europe?
Africa is a continent. Asia is a continent. They both join at Egypt (Africa) and Palestine (Asia), which is occupied by Israel.
Is the only continent joined by two others?
Asia is joined to both Africa and Europe.
Which continent is joined to Asia by ice in the winter?
Europe
The geographic distribution of the swimming reptile Mesosaurus provides evidence that .?
South america and Africa were once joined.
Which continent is the only continent joined to two others?
Asia, who is connected to Africa and Europe.
What are the continents that are joined?
S America and N America - the panama canal, Europe, Asia, and Africa - the Suez.
Where does Africa join Europe during Pangea what is the evidence?
During the time of Pangea, Africa joined Europe at the region now known as the Mediterranean Sea. Geological evidence supporting this includes the presence of similar rock formations, fossil distributions, and the alignment of mountain ranges such as the Atlas in Africa and the Alps in Europe, which indicate they were once part of the same landmass. Additionally, paleomagnetic studies show that the continents have shifted over time, providing further confirmation of their past connection.
How do the mountain chains provide evidence for the existence of Pangaea?
The mountain belts along the margins of North America, Africa and Europe line up as well and have similar rock types, indication that the continents at one time were joined as Pangea.
What evidence does the geographic distribution of the swimming reptile Mesosaurus provide?
South America and Africa were once joined.
How mountain chains provide evidence for the existence of pangaea?
The mountain belts along the margins of North America, Africa and Europe line up as well and have similar rock types, indication that the continents at one time were joined as Pangea.
