New Maps Reveal Hidden Landscapes of Ancient Supercontinent Gondwana
The analysis suggests Gondwana was significantly larger than previously believed, according to Scientific American.
New maps have revealed hidden landscapes within the prehistoric supercontinent Gondwana, Scientific American reported.
The analysis suggests Gondwana was significantly larger than previously believed, according to the report.
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- New maps reveal hidden landscapes inside a prehistoric supercontinent — Scientific American
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