Siberia (continent)

Siberia (Sometimes called Angara) is the craton located in the heart of the region of Siberia. It has been a separate continent in the past.

Partial (Incomplete) history of Siberia in chronological order

~1.1 billion years ago, Siberia became part of the major supercontinent of Rodinia.
~750 million years ago, Rodinia broke up, and Siberia became part of the minor supercontinent of Protolaurasia.
~600 million years ago, Protolaurasia became part of the major southern supercontinent of Pannotia.
~550 million years ago, Pannotia broke up and Protolaurasia split up and became the continents of Laurentia, Baltica, and Siberia.
~Cambrian, Siberia was an independent continent.
~Carboniferous, Siberia collided with the minor continent of Kazakstania.
~Permian, Siberia and Kazakstania collided with Baltica, thus completing the formation of the supercontinent Pangaea.
~Jurassic, Pangaea split up into the two minor supercontinents of Gondwana and Laurasia.
~Cretaceous, Laurasia gradually split up into the 2 continents of North America and Eurasia.
~Eocene, The minor continent of India collided into Asia, generating the Himalaya.
~Present day, Siberia is part of the continent of Asia which is part of Eurasia.
~250 million years time, all of the continents may collide into each other forming Pangaea Ultima.