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kondaur [170]
2 years ago
5

In a short paragraph, describe your experience filling out the example job application. How did the text features and organizati

on make it easier or more challenging? What would you change about the application?
Geography
1 answer:
DaniilM [7]2 years ago
4 0
It was kind of a stressful situation because it had as for me to write in black ink and if I would have messed up I would have to do it over again and it had a weird organizational pattern because it would start with your weakness then strengths in on spot and ask for it the other way around in other spot
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The continents have been moving in the past, and they still do at present. The motion of the continents has led to the creation of numerous super-continents, but also smaller continental masses after their breaking up. Pangaea was the last of the super-continents that had all of the large landmasses as part of it.

Pangaea was covering around one third of the surface of the planet, approximately 66 million square miles. The other two thirds of the planet were covered by ocean, approximately 132 million square miles. Pangaea started to break up though, and initially two large land masses formed, Laurasia on the north, and Gondwanaland on the south. With the further breaking apart, the modern day continents and oceans formed.

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As mentioned earlier, the tectonic plates are moving, as described with the plate tectonics theory, and they are expected to do so in the future as well. That has led the scientists to believe that the continents will merge again in the distant future, approximately 80 million years from now. That of course has been based on current rates of movement and direction of movement of the plates.

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3. With the current rate of movement, Africa and South America will drift apart by 1,010.1 miles in 80 million years from now.

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