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What does the climate have to do with Alfred Wegener's explanation of Plate Tectonics? PLEASE HELP!
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What does the climate have to do with Alfred Wegener's explanation of Plate Tectonics?

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On an island in the Arctic ocean, fossils of tropical plants were found. This means that at one point the island had been pointed closer to the equator meaning the plate had shifted.

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