Which continents were part of Laurasia?
Correct answer: C. North America, Europe and Asia (excluding India)
- A. Europe, Africa and South America
- B. South America, Africa and Australia
- C. North America, Europe and Asia (excluding India)
- D. Africa, India and Antarctica
Explanation
Laurasia grouped the northern landmasses: North America, Europe and most of Asia.
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