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connected drifted cold Mountain Wegener supercontinent fossil coal identical HOW Shape puzzle Continental Theory Pangea Coal time Drift Alfred

There was a man , named , that once proposed that the continents were once all close together and formed a . The name of this supercontinent was . Wegener suggested that over time the continents apart . He called this the .

Wegener had four pieces of evidence .
1 . - Wegener wrote to his wife about how South America and Africa seemed to fit together like a .

2 . Fossils - A of a small reptile had been found on the west coast of Africa and the east coast of South America . This could only be possible if the continents were once .

3 . Rock Structures ( Mountains ) - ranges on North America and Asia seemed to line up perfectly . The rock structure and type of rock seemed to be . They had to have been formed at the same place and at the same .

4 . Climate - Warm , tropical places grow plants that produce . deposits found in Antarctica and England suggest that those places weren't always that .

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The scientists didn't believe in Wegener's theory because there was something still missing . He couldn't explain the continents were moving .

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