The formation and evolution of Pangaea through continental drift is well-established as a direct result of plate tectonics and supercontinent cycles.
The claim states that Pangaea formed due to continental drift driven by plate tectonics. This is a standard scientific consensus supported by multiple retrieved papers discussing plate kinematics, the Wilson cycle, and supercontinent assembly. Papers [0], [3], and [10] explicitly link plate tectonic mechanisms to the movement and formation of Pangaea and other supercontinents. No papers refute the claim.