Wegener's theory of continental drift was largely dismissed by the mid-1900s. what new evidence was able to revive this theory, and why?

C. The coastlines of South America and Africa were similar in shape, suggesting that they shared a common tectonic plate.

Explanation:

As suggested by the Alfred Wegener, the plates of the South America and the African plants had a similar geologic history and thus shared a common tectonic boundary and hence validate the proof of the superclass and the drifting of the plates at various time zones.  Thus after the 1960s the plate tectonic theory came into the limelight and was heavily recognized to be fit the works of the drifting of the continental landmasses.

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