The Second major divsion of the Pangea continent occurred 150 million years ago, when the minor supercontinant of ''Gondwana'' divied up into the its repective modern continets: South America, Africa and India. Also, the continet of ''Cimmeria'' minor supercontinet collided with the ''Euraisa'', causing a [[subuction zone]] called ''Tethyan Trench''. | The Second major divsion of the Pangea continent occurred 150 million years ago, when the minor supercontinant of ''Gondwana'' divied up into the its repective modern continets: South America, Africa and India. Also, the continet of ''Cimmeria'' minor supercontinet collided with the ''Euraisa'', causing a [[subuction zone]] called ''Tethyan Trench''. |