Nuna North China West South America India Africa Equator (Australia siberfa Baltica Antarctica Laurentia South China Future Grenville orogeny South Pole 1.74 billion years ago FIGURE 12-22 The supercontinent Nuna, which contained all of Earth's major landmasses. Nuna existed between about 1.8 billion and 1.4 billion years ago. (After S. Zhang, Z.X. Li, D. A. D. Evans, H. Wu, H. Li, and J. Dong, Earth Planet. Sci. Lett. 353-354:145- 155, 2012.)
Nuna North China West South America India Africa Equator (Australia siberfa Baltica Antarctica Laurentia South China Future Grenville orogeny South Pole 1.74 billion years ago FIGURE 12-22 The supercontinent Nuna, which contained all of Earth's major landmasses. Nuna existed between about 1.8 billion and 1.4 billion years ago. (After S. Zhang, Z.X. Li, D. A. D. Evans, H. Wu, H. Li, and J. Dong, Earth Planet. Sci. Lett. 353-354:145- 155, 2012.)
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Using a world map, locate the modern positions of the various landmasses that make up the supercontinent Nuna shown in the Figure.
Transcribed Image Text:Nuna
North
China
West
South
America
India Africa
Equator
(Australia siberfa Baltica
Antarctica
Laurentia
South
China
Future
Grenville
orogeny
South Pole
1.74 billion years ago
FIGURE 12-22 The supercontinent Nuna, which contained all
of Earth's major landmasses. Nuna existed between about 1.8
billion and 1.4 billion years ago. (After S. Zhang, Z.X. Li, D. A. D.
Evans, H. Wu, H. Li, and J. Dong, Earth Planet. Sci. Lett. 353-354:145-
155, 2012.)
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