Would the occurrence of the same plant fossils in South America and Africa support continental drift? Explain. Africa same poncepts

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Dmanxiii · Answer 1 · 2020-08-15T12:36:37+0000

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South america and Africa look like they fit with one another. The fact that they also have the same plant fossils provides more evidence. The plants can't just swim across the ocean to africa so they had to be connected at one point.

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Would the occurrence of the same plant fossils in South America and Africa support continental drift? Explain. Africa same poncepts

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