Cynognathus fossils were important to Wegener's theory because they were found on lands now separated by a wide ocean. This supports the idea of continental drift, suggesting that these landmasses were once connected, allowing species like Cynognathus to inhabit those areas before they became separated.
Why were Cynognathus fossils were important to Wegener's theory?(1 point)
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They were the oldest fossil found at the time.
They were the oldest fossil found at the time.
They were found on lands joined together today.
They were found on lands joined together today.
They were found on lands now separated by a wide ocean.
They were found on lands now separated by a wide ocean.
They were discovered in Antarctica and Africa
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