If the continents were once joined together, rocks and mountain ranges on the margins of each should have ____.
A)formed under the same conditions and in the same sequence
B)formed the same sequences but at different times
C)formed under different conditions at different times
D)formed different sequences at the same time
E)slowed down the process of continental drift

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The theory of continental drift suggests that continents were once joined together in a supercontinent (Pangaea). If this is true, rocks and mountain ranges on the margins of each continent that were once connected should have formed under the same conditions and in the same sequence, as they would have been part of the same geological processes before the continents drifted apart.

If the Continents Were Once Joined Together, Rocks and Mountain