Question

what evidence of climate change on continents supports the theory of continental drift?
o signs that glaciers existed in south africa
o similar coal fields on different continents
o change in atmospheric temperature over time
o same animal fossils found on different continents

Explanation:

The presence of signs that glaciers existed in South - Africa is evidence of climate change on continents supporting continental drift. South Africa is now in a warm climate zone, but the existence of glacial evidence suggests it was once in a colder region, which can be explained by the movement of continents over time. Similar coal fields on different continents are more related to similar ancient environments rather than climate - change evidence for continental drift. Change in atmospheric temperature over time is a general climate - change indicator but not specific evidence for continental drift. The same animal fossils on different continents are paleontological evidence for continental drift, not climate - change evidence.

Answer:

signs that glaciers existed in South Africa