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arivle123

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In what ways did the breakup of Pangaea affect geologic and biologic events on Earth?

Question 2

What type of coast is straight and has marine terraces?
A)depositional coast
B)erosional coast
C)submergent coast
D)emergent coast
E)rocky coast

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Jbrasil

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Reply #1 on: Jul 13, 2018

Answer to Question 1

The breakup affected global climates, oceanic regimes, individual continental climates, and distribution and future evolution of flora and fauna.

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