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About 250 million years ago, all current continents formed one supercontinent called Pangaea (from Ancient Greek, meaning "Entire Earth") surrounded by one ocean, Panthalassa ("Entire Sea").

Now, Pangaea is the most recent and most well-known supercontinent, but due to ongoing continental drift, supercontinents form all the time. 600 million years ago, there was Pannotia, and 1,1 billion years ago, there was Rodinia, etc. And apparently, about 200 million years in the future, we will get a new supercontinent, when East-Asia and North-America collide.

Look up supercontinent cycle on Wikipedia for more info.

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The supercontinent that held all of Earth's landmasses is called Pangaea. It existed about 335 million years ago and eventually broke apart into the continents we know today.

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