What are some specific examples of matching animals found on the coastlines of africa and south america?

Author: mike     03 13th, 2010 in enart.abczj.com     edit

  • This has to do with Pangea before it broke up. Any specific animal examples??

    Please help!!


  • Well, if you're looking for fossils, then, fossils of the Glossopteris Fern are on the matching pieces of Africa/South America. They were also on India, Madagascar, Antarctica, and Australia. The seeds were too large to be dispersed by wind or sea, so the contenents had to be connected in order for them to move, and sprout other places.

    Fossils of the Mesosaurus, a freshwater reptile were found in Southern South America and Southern Africa. This had to be because they were together, and had some kind of lake inbetween the two, because the oceans are saltwater, and it would have died.

    Fossil remains of Cynognathus, which was a triassic land reptile were also found on South America and Africa.

    Another land animal, or reptile, was Lystrosaurus, and that was found on India, Madagascar, Africa and Antarctica.

    Also, Glacial evidence is there, and Paleoclimate evidence. Coal has been found formed in Antarctica, which it is actually impossible to form coal because it isn't a warm climate.

    Good luck!!


  • cheeta in Africa and Jaguar in South America.

    They have the same patterns on them - unless the jaguar is black :S


  • Anta
    Arara
    Capybara
    Guará
    Llama
    Ounce
    Laziness
    Giant anteater
    Tatu

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  • your mom


  • Jackalopes are found in those two locations, and nowhere else.







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