Describe the formation of Pangaea. What was the name given to the ocean that covered the rest of the planet?

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The Answer is During the Carboniferous, southern Gondwana moved over the South Pole, resulting in glaciation that produced global sea level changes. In Early Carboniferous, Gondwana moved northward, collided with Laurasia and continued accreting during the rest of the Carboniferous period. Finally, Gondwana and Laurasia came together, and Siberia collided with Kazakhstania and moved toward Laurasia, colliding with it during the Early Permian. Other continental collisions occurred during the Permian. A single enormous ocean Panthalassa surrounded Pangaea and spanned the Earth from pole to pole.

Describe the Formation of Pangaea