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All About Continental Drift

All About Continental Drift

by Mr. Sherwood

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AfricaAlfred WegenerAntarctica
Austrailiaboundaryclimate
conductioncontinentconvection
convergentcrustcycle
deep ocean trenchdivergentdrift
drilling sampleearthequator
Europefaultsfloor
fossilsgeologistglossopteris
heat transferhistoryIndia
inner coreinteriorinternal
land featuresmagnetic fieldmagnetic stripes
mantlemesosaurusmid ocean ridge
molten materialNorth Americaocean
outer corepangaeaplate
pressureradiationrift valley
rock sampleseismic wavesonar
South Americaspreadingsubduction
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