Yes, because it would be like shoving something into a crowed place, rather than shoving something into a uncrowded place.<span />
The borders (coastlines) of the continents underwent a number of changes
since the split. Often, chunks of land were washed away with water,
slowly or in bigger portions. The coast was generally "smoothed" by the
ocean currents too, and in some places more land was added with the
material that the ocean currents brought.
Then, the tectonic plates continue to move, so this adds to the changes of the shape of the continents.
Answer:
DNA
Explanation:
maybe... BUT PROBABLY YESS
