Question

supporting drift
glacial deposits
matching fossils
not supporting drift
tidal changes
lunar cycles
mountain ranges alignment
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Explanation:

Glacial deposits and matching fossils are geological and paleontological evidence that support the theory of continental drift. Lunar cycles and mountain ranges alignment are not directly related to continental drift. Tidal changes are also not relevant to continental drift.

Answer:

Supporting Drift: Glacial deposits, Matching fossils
Not Supporting Drift: Lunar cycles, Mountain ranges alignment, Tidal changes