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during the tertiary period, earth’s continents were

a.
shaped and positioned similarly to continents today

b.
joined into two major landmasses

c.
joined into a single supercontinent called pangaea

d.
in exactly the same shape and position as today

Question: During the Tertiary period, Earth’s continents were .

Explanation: I was to lazy so I searched it up :-p

"By the end of the Tertiary Period, approximately 2.6 mya, Earth's continents assumed their modern configuration. The Pacific Ocean separated Asia and Australia from North America and South America, just as the Atlantic Ocean separated North and South America from Europe (Eurasian plate) and Africa." <<<< Not mine