Why are continental shelf edges considered a better basis for matching than shorelines?
Shorelines change by erosion and deposition but shelf edges are more geological. Exam tip: write the difference between coast and shelf.
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Shorelines change by erosion and deposition but shelf edges are more geological. Exam tip: write the difference between coast and shelf.
View question detailsIn the older view continents were considered made of lighter sial material. Exam tip: link sial with continental parts.
View question detailsSima was viewed as a heavier oceanic base through which sial continents moved. Exam tip: treat sima as the oceanic base.
View question detailsMovement of continents through a rigid base was not explained by an adequate physical mechanism. Exam tip: write it as a major mechanical weakness.
View question detailsWegener linked an effect of Earth's rotation with equatorward movement. Exam tip: connect this force with north-south movement.
View question detailsCalculations showed tidal force could not cause such huge displacement. Exam tip: treat insufficiency of force as the main criticism.
View question detailsCoastal shape is an initial clue while rocks and structures give stronger proof. Exam tip: write both evidences together.
View question detailsA freshwater organism could not cross a deep ocean so former land connection becomes stronger. Exam tip: mention the habitat of the organism.
View question detailsGlossopteris occurs in several southern landmasses and indicates Gondwana connection. Exam tip: treat it as plant fossil evidence.
View question detailsGlacial striations show the direction in which ice moved. Exam tip: treat striations as directional evidence.
View question detailsTillite is a glacial deposit and indicates ancient cold climate. Exam tip: link tillite with glacial evidence.
View question detailsGlacial evidence of the same period indicates a formerly united southern landmass. Exam tip: remember both time and location.
View question detailsThe Tethys Sea was considered between the northern and southern parts of Pangaea. Exam tip: keep Tethys separate from Panthalassa.
View question detailsPanthalassa surrounded Pangaea while Tethys lay between two major landmasses. Exam tip: keep their positions distinct.
View question detailsWhen Pangaea broke the northern part was Laurasia and the southern part was Gondwanaland. Exam tip: remember it as the first major division.
View question detailsSimilar rock structure indicates old geological connection. Exam tip: write it as geological evidence.
View question detailsMineral deposits can show source and transport relation between formerly connected lands. Exam tip: treat this as mineral evidence.
View question detailsSimilar age and structure indicate a formerly connected landmass. Exam tip: mention both age and structure.
View question detailsMultiple independent evidences make one conclusion more reliable. Exam tip: use combined evidence.
View question detailsAs continents moved apart the oceanic area between them increased. Exam tip: connect the Atlantic with coastal fit.
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