The correct answer is - the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes.
The initial name of Yugoslavia, was actually the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, or as it is often referred to in the Balkans the Kingdom of SHS. This mane was largely given to the country because of the three dominant ethnic groups in it, the Serbs, the Croats, and the Slovenes.
Afterwards, with the inclusion of Macedonia in it, the name changed in Yugoslavia, and also Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro, were given bigger recognition as federal states. All of the states had their names and the prefix SR (meaning Socialist Republic) in front of their names.
Yugoslavia was a name given because it means the land of South Slavs, with yug/o meaning south, and slavia meaning the land of Slavs.
Alfred Wegener developed the idea of continental drift that was corroborated by the later theory of plate tectonics. It was important that he had solid evidence for his theory because of the critics who disagreed. So not only did he use the jig-saw fit of continents like South America and Africa but also their geology which matched between these two and having similar fossils.
Answer is “descriptio terrae” means description of earth.
Tellus is a Latin word meaning "Earth"
I’m not sure what term the question is looking for?
The constant buckling and moving of the planet's tectonic plates can account for the presence of marine fossils on mountain tops.