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What caused the disappearance of land bridges? • A. Movement of the continents • B. A mass extinction • C. Formation of the polar ice caps • D. The end of the Ice Age
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What caused the disappearance of land bridges?

• A. Movement of the continents
• B. A mass extinction
• C. Formation of the polar ice caps
• D. The end of the Ice Age

User Sandeep Rao
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Answer: D. End of the Ice Age

Explanation: Rising sea levels at the end of the recent ice ages are the main cause, but tectonic plate movement, and actual land sinking also played their part. Hope it helps :)

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