What does the presence of Glossopteris fossils in Antarctica suggest?

Glossopteris was a seed fern that grew in a relatively warm climate, so its fossils in Antarctica indicate that the continent was once warmer than it is today. The fossils also support the idea that Antarctica was once joined to other southern continents and located closer to the equator. They do not show that Glossopteris could grow in icy conditions.

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