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10 million years ago the distance between what is today new york city, and london, england was:________

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10 million years ago the distance between what is today New York City, and London, England was closer than today.

<h3>What do the movement of tectonic plates cause?</h3>

There are several effects of tectonic plates constantly being in motion and one of them is that continents are moving further away from each other.

Places that were closer to each other millions of years ago are no longer close to each other. One example is New York City which would have been closer to London if this were 10 million years ago.

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closer than today
further than today
same distance as today

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