Question

The breakup of Pangaea resulted in warm, wet global climates. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

Answer 1

That statement is false. As you might as well know, Pangea was the name of a single ginormous continent that existed millions of years ago. As the years passed by, it broke down into smaller pieces, which also broke down and formed the continents we have today.

But, going back to the statement, it cannot be correct since we have all types of climates in different continents, and not all of them are warm and wet.

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Answer 2

The breakup of Pangaea resulted in warm, wet global climates. this statement is False.

What was the effect of breakup of Pangea?

• A single enormous continent with the name Pangea existed hundreds of thousands of years ago.
• As the years went by, it disintegrated into smaller pieces, which in turn disintegrated into the continents that exist today.
• Returning to the original claim, it cannot be true given that not all of the climates on our various continents are hot and humid.
• Long-term sea level rise, climate changes brought on by modifications in ocean circulation patterns and the carbon cycle, and biodiversification are all effects of supercontinent break-up.

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