The Amasia model is the most simple of them all. It has continents all converging around the North Pole, while Antarctica remains at the South Pole. By 50 Million years, the Arctic Ocean has closed. By 100 Million Years, Australia collides with southern Siberia and North America. By 150 Million years, South America has rotated clockwise around America, closing the Gulf of Mexico. By 200 Million years, North and South America, Africa, Australia, Europe and Asia have all merged at the North Pole, with Antarctica remaining at the South Pole.
This is the last supercontinent that could happen. There is an alternate version of this continent that I hadn't included because it's quite unlikely. Here it is: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DwaTg55UwAACXSN.jpg
This is the last supercontinent that could happen. There is an alternate version of this continent that I hadn't included because it's quite unlikely. Here it is: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DwaTg55UwAACXSN.jpg
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Sort of. I wanted to give my viewers some creative freedom. If you want to create some creatures that could live on the supercontinent or any future landmass, then go right ahead. I'm not going to hassle you. Just give me credit if you're going to be using any of the maps I created.
It's not that so much, I'm mainly curious because I specialise in helping people to develop their worldbuilding scenarios. I charge a commission fee for actively working on worlds with people but I also have a questionnaire that I send out for free. If you're still using Amasia as a setting or wanting to do anything with it then I can send you the questionnaire if you like?
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