Question

Choose the pieces of evidence that supported the existence of Pangaea and continental drift theory. Fossilized plants and animals of the same species found on separate continents. Geological features, such as mountain ranges, that align on matching coasts of different continents. Island arc ranges are still connected under the Atlantic Ocean. Antarctica's glacial features are similar to the Arctic's:

Answer 1

• Fossilized plants and animals of the same species found on separate continents.
• Geological features, such as mountain ranges, that align on matching coasts of different continents.

Step-by-step explanation:

The continental drift theory asserts that the different continents of the Earth have been carried slowly by the currents of air or water through history, specifically between the Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras. As a result of those movements, the continents have been distributed on Earth from one single supercontinent -Pangea- to the position where they are located now.

Evidence that supports this theory includes the findings of similar fossilized animals and plants of particular regions and geological periods, as well as similar geological characteristics that complement with coastal regions of different continents.