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Please i need this now What piece of evidence would most likely include ancient glacier debris in southern Africa? Rock formation evidence Climate evidence The continents’ shapes look like puzzle pieces
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What piece of evidence would most likely include ancient glacier debris in southern Africa?
Rock formation evidence
Climate evidence
The continents’ shapes look like puzzle pieces that fit together.
Fossil evidence
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I believe that your answer should be C)
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C because it supports that Pangea once existed, explains why glacial debris would be anywhere near South Africa, since today this would not happen.
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