Did Humans Live on Pangaea?
No, No Species That Can Be Related to Humans Existed During the Pangea Period. Who Lived on Pangea? Life on Dry Land Included Bacteria, Fungi, Plants, Insects...
No, no species that can be related to Humans existed during the Pangea period.
Who lived on Pangea?
Life on dry land included bacteria, fungi, plants, insects, amphibians, reptiles, saurians, the early mammals, and the first birds. All of this variety evolved over hundreds of millions of years (technically billions if you count the earliest life forms).
What if humans lived on Pangea?
Regions in the middle of Pangea would have lush rainforests along their borders. And as you travel further inland, it would become a desert. ... The rain which comes from the ocean wouldn't be able to travel far enough inland — leaving parts of Pangea practically uninhabitable by humans and other species.
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