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Robert Delci
9/7/2020 01:50:40 pm
Pangea was present 300 million years ago and was a supercontinent that took up 1/3 of earth. Around 200 million years ago magma began filling up between earths crust creating a volcanic rift, splitting the continent. This article connects to our module because the reason pangea broke up is because of plate tectonics. Its pretty crazy to think the next supercontinent will most likely have an inland ocean.
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