The distance between two degrees latitude is approximately 110 kilometers (69 miles), meaning that going straight north from for example 42 degrees north, you would be at 43 degrees north in 110 kilometers. The amount of distance UConn traveled northward from the equator is therefore 41.8 times 110 = 4600 km (or about 2800 miles). Based on this and your answer in the previous question, how fast, on average, has UConn been moving northward since it was at the equator 300 million years ago