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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] A big chunk of humanity disagree. Based on geology, Europe and Asia should be a single continent, but most people distinguish them to be two continents. [b]Based on history, obviously America is only one continent[/b]. At the very least, that is how Europeans described the new continent.[/quote] Which history? What history?[/quote] Geography and geology more than history. The American Continent is a single continuous land-mass. The "Rockes' run all the way down it's Western edge. [/quote] North America and South America have separate geologic histories and are on separate plates. The "single continuous landmass" only dates back 3 million years. Geologically, the Isthmus of Panama was practically created yesterday.[/quote]
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