1. would it be possible to find fossils from the same animal on more than one c\na. yes, because of…

1. would it be possible to find fossils from the same animal on more than one c\na. yes, because of continental drift.\tb. no, all animals only lived\ncontinent.\nc. yes, because people moved the fossils.\td. no, fossils do not exist.\n2. what indicates that fossils were made in one location and then separated by\tdistances?\na. fossil remains\tc. glacial scars\nb. pangea\td. continent scars

1. would it be possible to find fossils from the same animal on more than one c\na. yes, because of continental drift.\tb. no, all animals only lived\ncontinent.\nc. yes, because people moved the fossils.\td. no, fossils do not exist.\n2. what indicates that fossils were made in one location and then separated by\tdistances?\na. fossil remains\tc. glacial scars\nb. pangea\td. continent scars

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. Continental drift theory explains how the same - species fossils can be found on different continents as the continents were once joined and then drifted apart.
  2. Pangea was the super - continent that broke apart, and the presence of similar fossils on different modern - day continents that were once part of Pangea indicates that fossils were made in one location and then separated by the drifting of the continents.

Answer:

  1. a. Yes, because of continental drift.
  2. b. Pangea