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India was once its own continent. According to the theory of continental drift, India has collided with and become part of the continent of Asia. This caused

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  • glaciers in the area to melt.
  • large mountain ranges to form.
  • deep mid-ocean trenches to develop.
  • deserts in the area to become fertile.

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