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Which is evidence supporting the theory of continental drift?

A.
Glaciers are found across North America and Europe.

B.
The Appalachian Mountains of North America are continuous with mountains of Scotland and Scandinavia.

C.
Continents move through oceanic crust.

D.
Different fossils are found on different continents.

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One piece of evidence supporting the theory of continental drift is the Appalachian Mountains of North America are continuous with mountains of Scotland and Scandinavia. (B).
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