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Aussie105

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1. The Theory of Continental drift explains:

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Wed Mar 6, 2024, 06:30 AM

Mar 2024

1. Why similar plant and animal fossils are found in different parts of the modern world, like Antartica, Australia, South America.

2. Why the current continents look like they are parts of a jigsaw puzzle that fit together nicely.

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Pangaea: Facts about an ancient supercontinent [View all] Judi Lynn Mar 2024 OP

The Theory of Continental drift explains: Aussie105 Mar 2024 #1

"This breakup and formation of supercontinents has dramatically altered the planet's history." 2naSalit Mar 2024 #2

I thought Gondwanaland was nicer to live in. El Supremo Mar 2024 #3