Question

which evidence did wegener use to develop the theory of continental drift? the rocky mountains are taller than the appalachian mountains. there is no evidence of glaciers anywhere in south america. the climate of siberia has always been the same. similar fossils were found on different continents.

Explanation:

Alfred Wegener used several lines of evidence to support his theory of continental drift. One of the key pieces of evidence was the discovery of similar fossils on different continents. This suggested that the continents were once connected, allowing plants and animals to migrate between them. The other options are not relevant to the theory of continental drift. The height of the Rocky Mountains compared to the Appalachian Mountains has no bearing on continental movement. There is evidence of glaciers in South America, and the climate of Siberia has changed over time.

Answer:

Similar fossils were found on different continents.