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Continents fitting together like a Puzzle?

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Continents fitting together like a Puzzle?

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Abrham Ortelius noticed that the maps of the world showed continents that seemed like they would fit together like a puzzle. Like South America and Africa are a perfect fit to each other.

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Was the Earth's continents together at one point in history?

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Was the Earth's continents together at one point in history?

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According to Alfred Wegners theory the continenets a long time ago were together which is why they fit like a puzzle on the map.

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What where did the Theory of Continential drift start?

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What where did the Theory of Continential drift start?

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In 1596, Abraham Ortelius, who was a mapmaker, had the idea that the continents have moved over time. Looking at their shapes, he thought it made sense that North, Central, and South America used to be connected to Europe and Africa. He thought it might be possible that earthquakes or floods tore the land apart.

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The drifting of the Continents 250 Million Years Ago!

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The drifting of the Continents 250 Million Years Ago!

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Continental Drift 101 | National Geographic