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Zealandia's formation is linked to the ancient supercontinent Gondwana, which more than 100 million years ago included present-day territories of South America, Africa, Antarctica, Australia, and ...

Zealandia, meanwhile, has not yet smashed into Australia. A piece of seafloor called the Cato Trough still separates the continents by 25 kilometers (15.5 miles).

The magma in the Zealandia granites tended to date to around 100 million years ago—a time that aligns with the breakup of the previous supercontinent. You May Also Like. SCIENCE.

Mortimer told Business Insider that the new maps offer more proof that Zealandia was actually a separate continent – as opposed to a "microcontinent," which was its classification before 2017 ...

Zealandia broke apart from the supercontinent Gondwana millions of years ago then sank. It's hard to study an underwater landmass, but researchers say they've created a complete map.

Zealandia is a continuous piece of continental crust, which is thought to have broken away from the supercontinent Gondwana—which included Australia—between 60 million and 85 million years ...

Zealandia: Earth's Hidden Continent Was Radically Altered by the Formation of the Ring of Fire. Published Sep 11, 2017 at 6:05 AM EDT Updated Sep 11, 2017 at 4:53 PM EDT.

New Zealand might be Australia’s smaller neighbor but it’s sitting on a massive new continent scientists have named “Zealandia,” according to a publication released by The Geological ...

The 'lost continent' of Zealandia, which is submerged beneath the Pacific Ocean, experienced a major upheaval about 35 to 50 million years ago. According to findings published Feb. 6 in the ...

Zealandia is a huge underwater landmass beneath present-day New Zealand. The continent, if it were above sea level, would multiply the size of New Zealand several times over.

New Zealand might be Australia’s smaller neighbor but it’s sitting on a massive new continent scientists have named “Zealandia,” according to a publication released by The Geological ...