The theory of continental drift, a theory of a single, massive landmass that may have broken apart into what we associate with the modern landmasses and major continents was first supported by what significant evidence?

So its a theory by Alfred Wegener is that All land was one big piece of land called pangea in the early 20th century people began to think that land masses can move such as many do just from it being there or natural disasters then going in to more research they found that when putting the continents together it fit like a puzzle  and the fact that some fossils were far away from were the same were found

Explanation:

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The graphs of the functions can be transformed, obtaining related functions.  we consider two kinds of transformations.  • vertical and horizontal displacements: it is assumed that c is a positive constant, ie c> 0 and y = f (x) then  y = f (x) + c moves the graph c units up.  • stretching and reflections:     y = f (-x) reflects the graph with respect to the y-axis.  for this case:   f (x) = x + 1:   reflection with respect to the y axis:   -x + 1  move the graph 3 units up  g (x) = -x + 4  answer:   f (x) = x + 1 to g (x) = -x + 4  reflection with respect to the axis y  move the graph 3 units up