Evidence that Gondwana formed near the South Pole include ________.
A)paleomagnetic data from the region
B)identification of cold temperature mammals
C)penguin fossils
D)evidence of continental glaciation

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Evidence of continental glaciation indicates that Gondwana formed near the South Pole, where there would have been cold temperatures and ice cover. Paleomagnetic data and identification of cold temperature mammals may also support this theory, but they are not specific to the formation near the South Pole. Penguin fossils may indicate a more recent presence of penguins in the area but do not provide direct evidence of Gondwana formation.

Evidence That Gondwana Formed near the South Pole Include ________