As shown in the map, the Beringia Land Bridge used to separate a. the Bering Sea and Arctic Ocean. c. Atlantic Ocean and the Asia. b. Asia and North America. d. Europe and Africa.

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Romeo Weaver

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16 September, 02:25

As shown in the map, the Beringia Land Bridge used to separate a. the Bering Sea and Arctic Ocean. c. Atlantic Ocean and the Asia. b. Asia and North America. d. Europe and Africa.

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Miya Lane · Answer 1

The answer is A. The Beringia Land Bridge used to separate the Bering Sea and the Arctic Ocean. It was thought to be 600 miles in length. During Ice Age, water was stuck in glacial ice and sea levels dropped. As a result, a land bridge formed and separated North America from Asia. But now, this land bridge is covered by water from glacial melt.