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The complementary shapes between the Atlantic coastlines of South America and Africa are patterns that, observed over and over again by various people finally sparked the curiosity of Alfred Wegener who proposed continental drift which later led to the theory of plate tectonics and the elucidation of the technique to bring about continental drift.
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