Question

How did fossils of trees get in anartica

Answer 1

They found fossil fragments of 13 trees and discovered fossils of trees that are over 260 million years old, meaning that this particular forest was growing at the end of the Permian Period, before the first dinosaurs. At that time, Antarctica was still at the South Pole.

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Answer 2

Fossils of trees were found in Antarctica by the expeditions of Robert Falcon Scott and the researches of Rice University, USA.

Step-by-step explanation:

Robert Scott’s expedition to Beardamore glacier of Antarctica proved that there were forests by their findings of fossils.

Coniferous tree’s fossils of about 100 million years ago were found in the Alexander Island; research on fossilized pollen by Rice University states the presence of tundra about 55 million years ago in Antarctic Peninsula; the pollen record shows the then species of plants and the decline of forest in Antarctica.

It was found that Antarctica had a temperature of
`55-69^(0)` million years ago before the huge ice sheets were started to form by glaciation.