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Dylan Little
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12 May, 05:32
3. explain the theory of continental drift.
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Roselyn Estrada
12 May, 05:41
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Refers to the fact that continents are not stationary but move around.
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Gringo
12 May, 05:45
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Continental Drift is the theory that all the continents of the world were once connected as one super-continent, called Pangea. The theory is that over time, the continents broke apart and became different continents, as we know it today.
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