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Identify the type of evidence of continental drift represented by each example Column A
1.
Glacial scratches found in South Africa suggest Africa used to be located closer to one of the poles:
Glacial scratches found in South Africa suggest Africa used to be located closer to one of the poles
2.
Remains of the Lystrosaurus, an herbivore reptile, are only found in Antarctica, India, and South Africa:
Remains of the Lystrosaurus, an herbivore reptile, are only found in Antarctica, India, and South Africa
3.
Africa and South America seem to fit together like puzzle pieces. Many other continents seem like they can fit together as well.:
Africa and South America seem to fit together like puzzle pieces. Many other continents seem like they can fit together as well.
Column B
a. Fossil
b. Climate
c. Landform

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