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Doug >>He listed some fossil-bearing formations that seem to bear out my "prediction", provided they are old enough; it seems there is better fossil evidence for some coastal exchanges between N. America and Europe. It seems we traded Scotland for coast from east Newfoundland south to maybe RI; they tried to run off with Greenland also, but got caught.<< To me there is no mistaking the connection of N. America and Africa. Even on a flat map that accurately shows the basins it works out. Cut out the NW bulge of africa including into the Med. Place the S. Pillar of Hercules a couple hundred miles south of the apex of the Larenthian Cone. Keep the coast a couple hundred miles out for wear and tear. Near exact match. Tilt Spain back up towards England. Move Iceland into the pocket at top of Scandinavia. Move the tip of Greenland south to the top of Newfoundland then North America arcs into place closing the N. Atlantic into one piece. Kamron