The continental landmass now known as North America occupied…

The continental landmass now known as North America occupied a position near the equator during Late Paleozoic time, about 330 million years until about 270 million years ago.  During this period, much of the area was episodically below sealevel, and land plants were becoming very abundant.  These circumstances have led to: 

The continental landmass now known as North America occupied…

The continental landmass now known as North America occupied a position near the equator during Late Paleozoic time, about 330 million years until about 270 million years ago.  During this period, much of the area was episodically below sealevel, and land plants were becoming very abundant.  These circumstances have led to: