Question

which indicates how evidence of climate change supports the theory of continental drift?
○ coal fields in several continents
○ volcano formation
○ glacial evidence found in south africa
○ folded mountains in africa and south america

Explanation:

Glacial evidence in South Africa, a currently warm region, shows the continent was once near the polar regions, matching the continental drift theory's claim that continents have moved over time. Coal fields across continents relate to past vegetation, not direct climate change for drift; volcano formation and folded mountains are linked to tectonic activity but not climate-based support for continental drift.

Answer:

glacial evidence found in South Africa