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The movements of the Earth's landmasses are due to the movement of the tectonic plates. These movements are due to some earthquakes and volcanic activity happening on the earth. As a result, different continents and landforms are formed.

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The result of the movements of the Earth's landmasses are the different continents existing today, different landforms like volcanoes and disasters like earthquakes, as well as the evolution of different animals.

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Plate tectonics is the scientific theory explaining the movement of the earth’s crust.  The movement of these tectonic plates is likely caused by convection currents in the molten rock in Earth’s mantle below the crust.  Earthquakes and volcanoes are the short-term results of this tectonic movement. The long-term result of plate tectonics is the movement of entire continents over millions of years.  This continental movement is shown in the hypothesis of German scientist, Alfred Wegener, known as the Continental Drift Theory.  Continental Drift is the hypothesis that the Earth was once made up of a single large landmass called Pangaea.
The shapes of the continents provide clues about the past movement of the continents.  The edges of the continents on the map seem to fit together like a jigsaw puzzle.  Some fossils provide evidence that continents were once located nearer to one another than they are today.

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Continents were one of the results from the movements of the Earth's landmasses based on the Continental Drift Theory.

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The movement of the Earth's masses resulted in new and naturally formed biomes, land and water bodies, rock displacement, cracks, and even change in climate.

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According to the Continental Drift Theory, the continents, mountain ranges, trenches, rift valleys, volcanoes, volcanic eruptions, and earthquakes are what resulted of the movements of the Earth's landmasses.

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Continental drift resulted from the movements of the Earth's landmasses. This is because of the movement of different tectonic plates of the earth. Wherein, today, we can see continents like Africa, Europe, and Asia that used to be just Pangaea. Other than that, earthquakes and volcanoes are the short-term results.

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The 7 main continents we know of today are the result of the movement of the Earth's Landmasses. Furthermore, the formation of newer landforms, such as mountains, hills, and the likes, are also a result. Earthquakes are also one of the results from the movements of the Earth's landmasses

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What resulted from the movements of the Earth's landmasses are the continents present today. It also resulted to landforms such as volcanoes and valleys, as well as earthquakes.

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Due to the movements of Earth's Landmasses, different landforms came to existence. Volcanoes, the different continents, mountain ranges, and such are some examples of these. Natural disasters like earthquakes also result from these movements.

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The movements of the Earth’s landmasses are caused by the movement of the tectonic plates. Because of this, it created the landforms (mountain ranges, volcanoes, trenches, and many more) and continents that we know of today.

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The movements of the Earth's landmasses resulted to the continental drift. With this, new land forms, volcanoes, mountains, valleys, the different continents were formed. Natural disasters such as earthquakes are also results of the movement of the earth's landmasses.

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One of the results from the movements of the Earth's landmasses was the formation of the seven continents according to the Continental Drift Theory.

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The movements of the Earth’s landmasses or the continental drift, as the scientific community calls it, resulted in the different continents that are responsible for the diverse ecosystems in this world today and the evolution of populations as well as the earthquakes and volcanoes that formed the different tectonic landforms we see and admire from afar, such as the mountains and rift valleys.

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What resulted from the movements of the Earth's Landmasses are the movement of the tectonic plates. Tectonic plates are slabs of solid rock floating on the Earth's mantle. Earthquakes and volcanoes can cause these tectonic plates to move temporarily.

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The 7 continents that are present today have resulted from the movements of the Earth's landmasses. As movement of the Earth's landmasses occur, earthquakes also result from this. Moreover, formation of new landmasses, mountains, and more also result from the Earth's landmass movement.

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Several resulted from the movements of the Earth's Landmasses. Examples are the prominent volcanoes, mountains, and valleys, the very-known seven continents, life-threatening earthquakes, subsequent to these are the tsunamis.

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The different types of landforms and continents resulted from the movements of the Earth's landmasses. Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are also some of the tectonic movements' short-term effects.