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the meaning of a continent is a state and a part of the ocean... I think
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What continent is the arctic in?
Nobody owns the land, meaning that is not part of any continent.
What is the meaning of super-continent?
A supercontinent is a vast landmass composed of multiple continents joined together. Throughout Earth's history, supercontinents have formed and broken apart due to the movement of tectonic plates. An example of a supercontinent is Pangaea.
What continent is behind Antarctica?
Every continent on earth is north of Antarctica. Behind in this context has no meaning.
How do you spell continous?
The word meaning "ongoing" is spelled continuous.
Meaning of continantal?
"Continental" typically refers to something related to or typical of a continent. For example, "continental breakfast" refers to a light morning meal commonly served in hotels.
What is the meaning of the word continental?
It means belonging to a certain continent.
Why do we call a continent a continent?
The term "continent" is from the Latin continentem, meaning holding together, or continuous. The Latin name for the connected landmasses was terra continens, "continuous land.
Is el salvador in central or south America?
Neither. There is no such continent as "Central America" its a term with no specific meaning. There is a North American continent, and a South American continent, but no Central American continent. El Salvador is located on the North American continent.
Who named the continent of Africa?
The continent of Africa was named by the ancient Romans. It referred to what is now the country of Tunisia and its meaning was "land of the Afri."
Do the Olympic rings have a meaning?
Yes, Every ring represents a continent
In what country and continent would you find a koala?
The Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) is a marsupial mammal (not a bear). It is endemic to the continent of Australia, meaning that it is not found on any other continent or island group.
What does continent mean in spanish?
continente (both as meaning a land mass, or the opposite of 'incontinent').
