____________was never proposed as evidence supporting the existence of Pangaea.
A) Late Paleozoic glacial features
B) The Glossopteris flora
C) Geometric fit between South America and Africa
D) Islands of Proterozoic rocks along the Mid- Atlantic Ridge

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The concept of Pangaea, a supercontinent that existed during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic eras, is supported by various lines of evidence including Late Paleozoic glacial features, the distribution of Glossopteris flora, and the geometric fit between the coastlines of South America and Africa. However, islands of Proterozoic rocks along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge were not proposed as evidence for Pangaea. These islands are more related to the processes of seafloor spreading and plate tectonics rather than the existence of the supercontinent.

____________Was Never Proposed as Evidence Supporting the Existence of Pangaea