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| continents drifted to there current location |
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| similar plant and animal fossils found |
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| both sides of the Atlantic Ocean |
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| similar rock types found on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean |
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| molten rock pushed through at mid-Atlantic ridge |
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| crustal sections (plates) move around on mantle |
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| Plates move on convection theory |
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| where plates meet types of boundaries |
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| two continental plates collide and form mountains |
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| denser oceanic plate go under less dense continental plates |
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| two oceanic plates move apart |
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| two continental plates move apart |
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| plates slide next to each other |
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