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    The Discovery That Each Continent Had Different and Separate Apparent
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The Discovery That Each Continent Had Different and Separate Apparent

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The discovery that each continent had different and separate apparent polar-wander paths,such as those in the figure below,proved that The discovery that each continent had different and separate apparent polar-wander paths,such as those in the figure below,proved that   A)  the continents move. B)  the poles move. C)  both the poles and continents move,but only one at a time. D)  both the poles and continents move,and do so together.


A) the continents move.
B) the poles move.
C) both the poles and continents move,but only one at a time.
D) both the poles and continents move,and do so together.

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