A) dipole
B) magnetic declination
C) magnetic inclination
D) polar wander
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A) unknown,but it is assumed to have been identical to today's
B) known to have been constant through geologic time,due to remnant magnetization of iron-rich minerals in rocks
C) known to have experienced numerous polarity reversals,due to remnant magnetization of iron-rich minerals in rocks
D) known to have been constant through time,on the basis of theoretical calculations
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A) along mid-ocean ridges
B) along fracture zones
C) at the edges of ocean basins
D) in the center of abyssal plains
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A) Hess and Dietz
B) Hess and Wegener
C) Wegener and Dietz
D) Wegener
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A) global warming
B) magnetic storms on the surface of the Sun
C) magnetic polarity reversals
D) apparent wander of the magnetic poles
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A) Africa
B) Europe
C) North America
D) Australia
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A) a meteorite must have struck the area
B) the area was once covered with swamps and/or jungles
C) the area was once covered with an ocean
D) this discovery was anomalous
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A) increases
B) decreases
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A) his English was too poor to be understood by them
B) he could not conceive of a valid mechanism that would cause continents to shift positions
C) he had relatively little evidence supporting the existence of a supercontinent
D) the apparent fit of continental coastlines is blurred when the margins are defined by the edges of continental shelves rather than sea level
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A) mid-ocean ridges
B) fracture zones
C) continental coastlines
D) continental shelves
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A) magnetic inclination
B) magnetic declination
C) magnetic dipole
D) magnetic reversal
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