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Alfred Wegener first hypothesized continental drift in 1915, proposing that the continents were once joined together in a supercontinent over 200 million years ago. In the 1960s, scientists David Beckner and others developed the theory of plate tectonics to explain the movement of continents. Plate tectonics provides geological evidence and conceptual models to explain how and why the Earth's plates have shifted positions over hundreds of millions of years.
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- 1. Continental drift Plate tectonic Alfred Wegener Wegnerhypothesizedthatthere wasagigantic supercontinent200 Los autores Que explicalateor鱈a Y busca una imagenyexplicarporque laelegiste Theory Continental drift Plate tectonic Who created? Alfred Wegener David Beckner Age 1960 1915 How? Evidence Image