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In 3 to 5 sentences, describe how paleomagnetic evidence supports the theory that continents change position (drift) over time.
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Can you simplify this
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Paleomagnetic evidence supports the theory of continental drift by showing that the Earth's magnetic field has changed in the past. The Earth's magnetic field is generated by its inner core, and the record of rocks reveals that the magnetic poles have shifted their positions over time. By comparing the magnetic orientations of rocks on different continents, scientists have found that continents move and change their positions relative to each other.
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Can you phrase this differently
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