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What is the difference between Island and Continent?

What is the difference between Island and Continent?

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Asked by S. Barnes, Last updated: Nov 14, 2024

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Anthony Paul Bonadio

Anthony Paul Bonadio

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Anthony Paul Bonadio
Anthony Paul Bonadio, Teacher, MCA, PhD, Toledo

Answered Jun 18, 2019

If you would consider geology, it is evident that the island and the continent are two different things. There are individual islands that may be a part of one whole continent. A continent may be made up of several islands. Islands are usually smaller than the area of an entire continent. There isn’t a strict definition of continents that are available right now, but often, people assume that something is an island or a continent based on its size.

If you would consider geology, it is evident that the island and the continent are two different
Some may argue that Australia should be considered as an island because it is small, but others would say that it has already been declared as a continent and it would remain the same for the years to come.

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