Which of these describes a method in studying plate movements? Collect common fossil evidence from the South American and Africa
n plates Examine the age of a mountain structure on the African plate only Match the size and shape of rocks on the north and south edges of Australia Match the rotation of Earth to plate movement
Collect common fossil evidence from the South American and African plates.
Explanation:
When we study plate movements, we are interested in learning how the surface of the Earth has changed over time. One of the ways in which this can be discovered is by studying areas that might have been different in the past. An example is to study the common fossil evidence from the South American and African plates. This would be useful due to the fact that the two plates are believed to have been together at some point in the past.
I would select collecting fossil evidence from the South American and African plates to compare to see if there are similar fossils that could indicate if these two plates/continents were at one time joined together before the break-up of Gondwanaland.
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