The Pangea theory of a single, massive land mass that may have broken apart into what we associate with the modern land masses and major continents was first supported by what significant evidence? a. Similar climate and weather patterns on continents very remote from each other.
b. Fossil evidence of identical species on continental coastal regions of continents separated by oceans.

c. Extensive volcanoes present in the pacific “Rim of Fire,” on both side of the Pacific ocean.
d. Basalt mineral formations found on the west coast of Africa and the east coast of South America.