__________was never proposed as evidence supporting the existence of the Pangaea supercontinent.
A) Late Paleozoic glacial features
B) Geometric fit between South America and Africa
C) The Glossopteris flora
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 geometric fit between South America and Africa, and the distribution of the Glossopteris flora across multiple continents. However, the presence of islands of Proterozoic rocks along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge was not proposed as evidence for Pangaea. This is because the Mid-Atlantic Ridge is a feature associated with plate tectonics and the spreading of the seafloor, which was not directly used to support the existence of Pangaea.

__________Was Never Proposed as Evidence Supporting the Existence of the Pangaea