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The lost continent of Zealandia has been mapped for the first time

Summary by National Geographic
This enormous chunk of submerged continental crust sits between Antarctica and Australia, where it connected the landmasses as part of a supercontinent some 300 million years ago.

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The lost continent of Zealandia has been mapped for the first time

This enormous chunk of submerged continental crust sits between Antarctica and Australia, where it connected the landmasses as part of a supercontinent some 300 million years ago.

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National Geographic broke the news in United States on Wednesday, January 24, 2024.
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