These mountains, which divide Antarctica into East and West Antarctica, make up one of the world's longest, continuous mountain chains and are an extension of the Andes Mountains.

A. Transantarctic Mountains

B. Transandes Mountains

C. Rocky Mountains

D. Himalayan Mountains

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Paulina Pope

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16 June, 12:55

These mountains, which divide Antarctica into East and West Antarctica, make up one of the world's longest, continuous mountain chains and are an extension of the Andes Mountains.

A. Transantarctic Mountains

B. Transandes Mountains

C. Rocky Mountains

D. Himalayan Mountains

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Lauren Mills · Answer 1

A. Transantarctic Mountains thats correct answer

Patches · Answer 2

A is the correct answer. The Transarctic Mountains divide Antarctica into East and West Antarctica. The mountain range is approximately 65 million years old.

These mountains, which divide Antarctica into East and West Antarctica, make up one of the world's longest, continuous mountain chains and are an extension of the Andes Mountains.A. Transantarctic MountainsB. Transandes MountainsC. Rocky MountainsD. Himalayan Mountains

These mountains, which divide Antarctica into East and West Antarctica, make up one of the world's longest, continuous mountain chains and are an extension of the Andes Mountains.

A. Transantarctic Mountains

B. Transandes Mountains

C. Rocky Mountains

D. Himalayan Mountains