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Chemistry, 03.06.2021 18:00, OojohnnyoO116

Examine the image provided. The different colors on the continents represent where fossils of this organism, the Mesosaurus, can be found. The Mesosaurus was an ancient reptile creature that could only swim short distances in fresh water. Use your knowledge of the Tectonic Plate Theory to explain how fossils of this one organism could be found on so many continents. In you response be sure to include specific evidence for the Theory of Plate Tectonics and a general time scale for how long this geologic process may take.


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