Breakup of Super Continent 'Pangaea' and Continental Drift This is a special "flat earth" version of the drift of the continents, starting from the breakup of the super-continent Pangea about 200 million years ago. The continents were hand flattened by Atwater such that they are recognizable and they fit together in both their Pangean and present-day configurations Drawn and animated in Photoshop, Morph, and FinalCut by Tanya Atwater (earlier versions by Ian MacMillan and Grace Giles using Flash

From the breakup of Pangea, through its long journey as part of Gondwana, to becoming the heart of Asia, Prof. Jeffrey Wilson Mantilla, a leading palaeontologist from the University of Michigan-Dearborn, USA, explains how the continental drift of the Indian Plate shaped the evolution and distribution of India’s flora and fauna. #GeologicalSurveyofIndia #GeoPedia #Geologykefunde #Geology #Paleontology #ContinentalDrift #IndiaGeology | Geological Survey of India