Africa is gradually splitting due to tectonic movements, potentially leading to the formation of a new ocean within 50 million years. The East African...
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Around 140 million years ago, Africa and South America started to split. This caused Earth’s rifts to open with pre-existing weaknesses. As the tectonic plates under South America and Africa spread apart, hot, melted rock from deep inside the Earth formed new ocean floors. This happened as the continents slowly drifted away from each other. [...] Read Full Article At: Matching dinosaur footprints found on different continents
Africa is gradually splitting due to tectonic movements, potentially leading to the formation of a new ocean within 50 million years. The East African...
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