Pangaea Sister Sites

Between 180 and 95 million years ago, dozens of modern sites, which are now separated by thousands of miles, were right next to one another. These sisters went their separate ways when Pangaea broke up into our modern continents. Inspired by the new book, Pangaea Sister Sites, this store provides unique ways to explore our Jurassic links to the modern world. [Store mascot, genus Neovenator, by Fred Wierum (CC BY-SA 4.0).]