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How does the fern Glossopteris provide evidence for the movement of the continents? (1 p
© It is the oldest plant on Earth.
• It was found on many continents.
© It existed in the Permian period.
© It lived at the same time as Lystrosaurus.
© It is the oldest plant on Earth.
• It was found on many continents.
© It existed in the Permian period.
© It lived at the same time as Lystrosaurus.
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The correct answer is: **It was found on many continents.**
Glossopteris is significant because its fossil remains have been discovered on multiple continents, including South America, Africa, Antarctica, Australia, and India. This wide distribution of the plant suggests that these continents were once connected, providing evidence for the theory of continental drift.
Glossopteris is significant because its fossil remains have been discovered on multiple continents, including South America, Africa, Antarctica, Australia, and India. This wide distribution of the plant suggests that these continents were once connected, providing evidence for the theory of continental drift.
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