From the breakup of Pangea, through its long journey as part of Gondwana, to becoming the heart of Asia, Prof. Jeffrey Wilson Mantilla, a leading palaeontologist from the University of Michigan-Dearborn, USA, explains how the continental drift of the Indian Plate shaped the evolution and distribution of India’s flora and fauna. #GeologicalSurveyofIndia #GeoPedia #Geologykefunde #Geology #Paleontology #ContinentalDrift #IndiaGeology | Geological Survey of India

This is what the world could look like in 250 million years! | Hashem Al-Ghaili

Pangaea: Earth’s Supercontinent. Over 300 million years ago, nearly all land on Earth was joined together as one giant supercontinent — Pangaea. It existed for about 160 million years before breaking apart around 175 million years ago, giving rise to the continents we know today. Its formation and breakup reshaped Earth’s climate, ocean currents, and evolution forever. #Pangaea #PlateTectonics #Geology #EarthHistory #ContinentalDrift #Paleogeography #PrehistoricEarth #Supercontinent #ScienceFact