(Solved):   PANGAEA: The Earth around 200 million years ago (at the end of the Triassic Period) Note the ...

 

PANGAEA: The Earth around 200 million years ago (at the end of the Triassic Period) Note the outlines of the modern-day continents on the various parts of Pangaea revealing what part of Pangaea eventually becomes each continent as the supercontinent breaks apart. Note also that this map does not show what parts of Pangaea might have been covered by shallow (epicontinental) seas. BORN BON EQUATOR 30° 1?00$ BORN GLS155 Age of Dinosaurs Prof. Cullen PANGAEA: The Earth around 200 million years ago (at the end of the Triassic Period) Note the outlines of the modern-day continents on the various parts of Pangaea revealing what part of Pangaea eventually becomes each continent as the supercontinent breaks apart. Note also that this map does not show what parts of Pangaea might have been covered by shallow (epicontinental) seas. 30° EQUATOR 30° S & -60? $ H K A B Pangaean Atmospheric Circulation and Climate Use the 2 maps labeled A and B found in the accompanying pdf file to answer the following questions: (record answers in RED) 1. On which map(s) is Pangaea experiencing a monsoon climate: 2. Which map represents: Northern Hemisphere summer: Northern Hemisphere winter: 3. Which lettered map location(s) identify regions experiencing: a wet season: season: a dry 4. SW Monsoon winds are blowing on which map? 5. NW Monsoon Winds are blowing on which map?