The matching coastlines of Africa and South America help support which theory? A the theory of gravity B the theory of evolution C the theory of superposition D the theory of continental drift

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The matching coastlines of Africa and South America help support which theory?

A
the theory of gravity

B
the theory of evolution

C
the theory of superposition

D
the theory of continental drift

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It’s D actually!!!!!

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