A large mass of ice called a glacier once covered parts of Pangaea nearest to the South Pole. On what continents would you expect to see evidence of a glacier? Why? Explain.

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Imani Foster

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4 October, 23:09

A large mass of ice called a glacier once covered parts of Pangaea nearest to the South Pole. On what continents would you expect to see evidence of a glacier? Why? Explain.

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Madeline Woods · Answer 1

I would see it in Antarctica and lower parts of Africa because the glacier was in the south of pangea so it would be in the south. IN africa there are penguins that live in the south because there is ice there due to the fact of the glacier covering the southern parts of pangea.