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is known to have been a type of reptile, similar to the modern crocodile, which propelled itself through the water (found solely in South Africa and Eastern South America)

• mesosaurus

• Cynognathus

• lystrosaurus

• glossopteris

was a mammal-like reptile (are found only in South Africa and South America.)

• mesosaurus

• Cynognathus

• lystrosaurus

• glossopteris

which translates to "shovel reptile," is thought to have been a herbivore with a stout built like a pig (are only found in Antarctica, India, and South Africa.)

• mesosaurus

• Cynognathus

• lystrosaurus

• glossopteris

260 million years old fossilized leaves of glossopteris

• mesosaurus

• Cynognathus

• lystrosaurus

• glossopteris

seed is known to be large and bulky and possibly could not have drifted or flown across the oceans to a separate continent.

• mesosaurus

• Cynognathus

• lystrosaurus

• glossopteris

We can trace plate movement by looking at clues left by glaciers.

• Remnants in Rock

• Complementary Coasts

• Fossil evidence

Africa and South America fit together like pieces of a puzzle.

• Remnants in Rock

• Complementary Coasts

• Fossil evidence

while continents are ressembled into pangea, we find i remarkable alignment of possil remains for organisms of that age.

• Remnants in Rock

• Complementary Coasts

• Fossil evidence

300-million-year-old ice sheet.

• Remnants in Rock

• Complementary Coasts

• Fossil evidence