Question

When were Earth’s landmasses first recognizable as the continents we know today?

10 million years ago
135 million years ago
180 million years ago
300 million years ago

Answer 1

Answer:

10 million years ago

Explanation:

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Answer 2

180 million years ago, Earth’s landmasses were first recognizable as the continents.

• At the beginning of the formation of the Earth, there was a huge landmass called the Pangea.

• It was called the supercontinent because it was a merge of all the 7 continents in the world.

• Around 200 to 174 million years ago, this supercontinent broke into several pieces forming the modern continents.

• This marked the years when the continents of today were formed.

• The existence of Pangea was recorded in 1912 by a German meteorologist named Alfred Wegener.