Fossils can tell you that Pangea time really happened. Let’s say you find a fossil in North America for something normally found in Africa or a fossil in Europe for something that would otherwise be in South America. Wouldn’t that explain continental drift happened (the continents split)? It most certainly does.
Answer:
A is one of the the answer's.
Explanation:
Because when they move they eventually start melting which leaves behind plenty of water to create basins and lakes.
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These deep-ocean<span> currents are driven by differences in the </span>water's<span> density, which is controlled by temperature (thermo) and salinity (haline). This process is known as thermohaline </span>circulation<span>. In the Earth's polar regions </span>ocean water<span> gets very cold, forming </span>sea<span> ice.</span>
