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Almost identical sets of dinosaur footprints have been found in Cameroon in Central Africa and Brazil in South America .
These two locations define one of the last places dinosaurs could cross between the land masses freely before the continent of Gondwana a fragment of Pangea broke away completely, some 120 million years ago .
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