Alfred Wegener included all of the following lines of evidence as supporting his "continental drift" hypothesis except one. Which was NOT part of Wegener's evidence?

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Stripes of reverse magnetism on either side of oceanic ridges were actually part of Wegener's evidence for continental drift as they suggested that the seafloor was spreading. The other three pieces of evidence (geometrical fit between South America and Africa, late Paleozoic glacial features, and similar fossils on widely-separated continents) were all used by Wegener to support his hypothesis.

Alfred Wegener Included All of the Following Lines of Evidence