why is South Asia called a the subcontinent
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India is also referred as a subcontinent because of its distinct landmass. Even though it might have all the features required to be a continent, it cannot be called as one because it is not that big as it should be. However, originally, India was a continent with large landmass.
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Because the countries that from south Asia are considered to be a part of a large, self contained landmass within a larger continent . the reason that south Asia is considered a part of self contained landmass is primarily due to physical geographical features . :D
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