Asked by carla

A student is studying the fossils of a plant species that lived several million years ago. The fossils of this species are found in Australia and Antarctica. Which statement is the MOST LIKELY explanation for why fossils of this plant are found on these two continents?

A. The plant evolved independently in Australia and Antarctica.
B. Australia and Antarctica were a single landmass in the past.
C. The plant’s seeds floated across the ocean between Australia and Antarctica.
D.Australia and Antarctica were the only two continents in the past
Answered by bobpursley
So what do you think was most likely?
Answered by Meh
We all know that the teacher emoji doesn't work. Plus your asking for the answer
Answered by Meh
The answer is A either way
Answered by *Elley*
Are you positive that the answer is A?
Answered by YoUr LoCaL sHoRtIe
yea @meh
Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by Thanks
B: Australia and Antarctica were a single land mass in the past.

Your Welcome! I promise this answer is 100% correct :D
Answered by Blurryface
Uh Oh :\ OoO
Answered by clover
its D im taking the same test
Answered by Gracelynn_Todoroki🥷
thx
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