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The shapes of continents appearing on the map clearly show similar shapes and how the continents might fit together.

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An example of evidence from landforms that supports Alfred Wegener's theory of continental drift is rock formations. Another example is fossils found in freshwater rocks suggests that the animals did not cross any oceans.

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Landforms helped the theory because when he took all 7 continents he realized all the continent's fit together like a puzzle.

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We can find rock strata on different continents that are so similar they must have been deposited at the same time, and others where the rock is literally like two pieces of a jigsaw.

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the land features are, flat land, dry lad, hilly land, and very high mountain lands.

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Mountain ranges and the seemingly "jigsaw" fit of certain continents support the hypothesis of continental drift.

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oceans

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coal feilds

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Q: How do distinctive rock formations support the theory of continental drift?
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