800 million years old - Scientists discover 'fingerprints' of supercontinent Gondwana in ancient rocks
800‑million‑year‑old rocks reveal fingerprints of a supercontinent that once covered most of Earth.
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800‑million‑year‑old rocks reveal fingerprints of a supercontinent that once covered most of Earth.
New geological maps show Gondwana spanned far more of ancient Earth than thought, reshaping theories of the Cambrian boom.
New scientific theories explain why Antarctica froze 34 million years ago, significantly earlier than the Arctic.