For ten points, name this Southern Hemisphere supercontinent, formed after the breakup of Pangaea, which lay across the Tethys Sea from Laurasia.
Evidence for it includes the population pattern of the glossopteris plant and similarities in tillite structures. Formations called its "beds" are found in the Karoo and Santa Catharina rock strata as well as the namesake region in central India which Eduard Suess used to name it. Existing from about 140 to 96 million years ago, it contained present-day Florida, India, Australia, Antarctica, Africa, and South America. For ten points, name this Southern Hemisphere supercontinent, formed after the breakup of Pangaea, which lay across the Tethys Sea from Laurasia.
Evidence for it includes the population pattern of the glossopteris plant and similarities in tillite structures.
Gondwanaland