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According to the continental drift theory, what separated the continents? A. An asteroid B. Centrifugal force C. Numerous volcanoes D. The formation of oceans
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According to the continental drift theory, what separated the continents? A. An asteroid B. Centrifugal force C. Numerous volcanoes D. The formation of oceans
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According to the continental drift theory, what separated the continents?
A. An asteroid
B. Centrifugal force
C. Numerous volcanoes
D. The formation of oceans
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Just finished this it is B. Centrifugal force
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