Carbon, Claus-Christian - In: Environment and Planning A 42 (2010) 3, pp. 715-728
By the late Carboniferous period, the continents that today make up North America and Europe collided with the southern parts of Gondwana to form the western half of the last supercontinent Pangea. From this moment on, North America and Europe have steadily been drifting apart, as was initially...