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The original landmass, Pangaea, split into
Answer: A
Pangaea, the single supercontinent of the late Palaeozoic, began to break apart in the Jurassic into two landmasses: Laurasia in the north - North America, Europe and most of Asia - and Gondwanaland in the south, comprising South America, Africa, Arabia, India, Australia and Antarctica.
The two were separated by the Tethys Sea, whose closure later raised the Alps and the Himalaya.
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