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18 December, 01:34

How did Alfred Wegener use fossils, mountain ranges, and coal beds to prove that Pangaea existed?

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    He studied the fossils' age and how tall the mountains are. He also studied how old they are. I don't know about Coal Beds but he also used balloons to find out the continents were once a big supercontinent called Pangaea and they apparantly drifted apart
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