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Continental Puzzle: True or False
 

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Earth's plates: true or false

by ROSE ANN DELA CRUZ
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Similar fossils are found on different continents.

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Convection currents occur only in the core.

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Mantle is the layer where convection currents occur.

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PANGAEA is the ancient supercontinent.

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Ancient glacier deposits in warm places are climate evidence.

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Convection current refers to water currents in oceans.

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Tectonic plates are large pieces of Earth's lithosphere that move.

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The Earth's outermost layer is the mantle.

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WEGENER proposed the Continental Drift Theory in 1912.

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PANGAEA is a modern country in Europe.

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The theory that continents were joined and moved apart is Continental Drift.

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The puzzle-like coastlines matching is called oceanic drift.

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Climate evidence refers to current volcanic eruptions in deserts.

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Similar fossils are found only on one continent.

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Crust is Earth's outermost layer.

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WEGENER proposed the Plate T tectonics theory in 1960.

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Continental Drift states the continents are fixed and never moved.

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Convection current is the movement of hot material rising and cold material sinking inside the mantle.

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Tectonic plates are tiny particles that do not move.

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The puzzle-like matching of coastlines is called continental fit.

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