Super Koltinents

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Vaalbara 3.6 gaa
Ur 3 gaa
Kenorland 2.7 gaa
Nena 1.8 gaa
Columbia 1.8-1.5 gaa
Rodinia 1.1-0.7 gaa
Pannotia 600-500 gaa
Oldredia 400-300 maa
Euramerica 300 maa
Pangeae 300-180 maa
Afro-Eurasia present day

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[Naru523]

The Americas are also considered a supercontinent.

Gondwana (~300–~30 million years ago)
Laurasia (~300–~60 million years ago)
Nena (~1.8 Ga)

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i herd u like mudkipz

[atomic7732]

Mukdizp 2.3 - 1.8 gaa

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Atomic 0.1-623 ga in future.

[smjjames]

I don't really see what's 'kil' here, but anyways, the Americas were briefly connected to Euroafraisa during the ice age with the Bering strait land bridge, but they'll become permanently connected in a number of millions of years when Alaska and the easternmost part of Russia merge.

The Americas being one continent is actually a (geologically) recent thing, they were separate continents for many millions of years.

[FiahOwl]

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[smjjames]

Only to smash into Africa and create a new supercontinent some 200+ million years in the future.

The Paleomap Project has nice images, although the site doesn't seem to have been updated for years.

I know the connection wouldn't neccesarily be 'permanent' in the absolute sense, I meant permanent as in not temporary with changes in sea level, maybe.

[atomic7732]

That is a legit Australia.

[Darvince]

too similar for 150mya of time.