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Movement of Continents
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Who proposed the continental drift theory in 1915?

Alfred Wegener, a German geologist

When did the supercontinent Pangaea exist?

Around 180 million years ago

Which continents formed the northern landmass called Laurasia?

North America, Europe, and Asia

Which landmass included South America, Africa, and Antarctica?

Gondwanaland

What fossil evidence supports continental drift?

Identical fossils on continents separated

Which mountain ranges have identical rock composition, supporting continental drift?

Appalachian Mtns & Britain/Scandinavia

What does seafloor spreading evidence show about rocks near mid-ocean ridges?

Rocks are younger near ridges

Why was continental drift theory initially rejected by scientists?

Wegener couldn't explain the moving force

When did continental drift theory gain widespread acceptance?

In the 1960s

What does ice age evidence show about southern continents?

They were positioned near South Pole

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