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Laurasia (/lɔːˈreɪʒə, -ʃiə/) was the more
northern of two
large landm****es that
formed part of the
Pangaea supercontinent from
around 335 to 175 million...
- surface. It
fused with
Laurasia during the
Carboniferous to form Pangaea. It
began to
separate from
northern Pangea (
Laurasia)
during the Tri****ic, and...
-
defined as the
ocean located between the
ancient continents of
Gondwana and
Laurasia.
After the
opening of the
Indian and
Atlantic oceans during the Cretaceous...
- proto-
Laurasia, proto-Gondwana, and the
smaller Congo Craton. Proto-
Laurasia and proto-Gondwana were
separated by the Proto-Tethys Ocean. Proto-
Laurasia split...
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years ago,
Gondwana and
Laurasia split apart due to the
widening of the
Atlantic Ocean.
Finally and very soon afterwards,
Laurasia itself split up again...
-
Mesoproterozoic and are
about 1,600 million
years old. This
margin existed until Laurasia and
Gondwana collided in the
Pennsylvanian subperiod to form Pangea. Pangea...
- Jur****ic, the
supercontinent Pangaea had
begun rifting into two landm****es:
Laurasia to the
north and
Gondwana to the south. The
climate of the Jur****ic was...
- but
mainly to
Laurasia.
Interchanges with
Gondwana were rare and
mainly "out-of-Africa" dispersals,
whereas interchanges with
Laurasia were
numerous and...
-
herbivorous dinosaurs known mainly from the Late
Cretaceous Period of
Laurasia (now Asia and
North America),
though they have also been
reported from...
- re****embled into
another supercontinent called Pangaea;
Pangaea broke up into
Laurasia (which
became North America and Eurasia) and
Gondwana (which
became the...
