South America and Africa look like they can be joined together, because once they were. About 250 million years ago Africa and South America were joined together in the continent of Pangea. There is evidence of this, because the same plants and animals fossils are found there, as well as rocks of the same age, and a glacier that covered parts of Africa, South America, India, and Australia.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Why does South America and Africa look like they fit together?
South America and Africa look like they can be joined together, because once they were. About 250 million years ago Africa and South America were joined together in the continent of Pangea. There is evidence of this, because the same plants and animals fossils are found there, as well as rocks of the same age, and a glacier that covered parts of Africa, South America, India, and Australia.
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