Geography, asked by sukhamrit, 11 months ago

A geographical feature that separates South America from Antarctica

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Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

drake passage/scotia sea

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Answered by khushichauhan455

Drake Passage, south of Cape Horn, separates South America from Antarctica. Relatively few islands rim the continent, except in the south. These include the glaciated coastal archipelagoes of Argentina and Chile. The Falkland (Malvinas) Islands are east of southern Argentina.

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