What forms when all of the continents on earths surface merge into one massive landform?

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Nutka1998 [239]3 years ago

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Continents are generally the largest landforms on Earth. The Eurasian continent, a combination of Europe and Asia (since they are in contact for thousands of miles along the Ural Mountains) is by far the largest landform. Even without including Europe, Asia is the largest of the individual continents.
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