Romaniasia
Romaniasia is a hypothetical continent that has been proposed as a possible future supercontinent, following the breakup of Pangaea and the formation of Pangea Ultima. The concept of Romaniasia was first proposed by Christopher Scotese, a geologist and paleogeographer, in 2007. The name "Romaniasia" is derived from the countries of Romania and Asia, reflecting the proposed location of the continent in the northern hemisphere.
Scotese's model suggests that Romaniasia would form around 250 million years from now, as the Atlantic Ocean
The formation of Romaniasia would have significant implications for global climate and biodiversity. The continent's location
While the concept of Romaniasia is purely speculative, it provides a useful framework for understanding the