Plate Tectonics Theory
Most people know about the prehistoric land that scientists have named Pangaea, but few know what it looked like, was like, and how it separated over millions of years. The hypothesis is now widely accepted and may soon become scientific law. I will explain the plate tectonics theory, Pangaea’s climate and environment, and how the earth’s plates are continuing to move. Along the same lines, scientists have found it difficult to trace the movements of the continents that occurred very early in the earth’s history. However, a general picture can be constructed from a combination of evidence from various scientific fields. Early in history, there were probably two or three super continents that formed, broke up, and re-formed as lithospheric plates drifted slowly around the earth. Alfred Wegener first hypothesized the
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Approximate Word count = 552
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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