Geographers have found rocks in Antarctica similar to those in Eastern North America. How does this help explain continental movement?

Hi, lesliexbaby!

Have you ever read about what you'll find via clicking on the following links?

Continental drift - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

CONTINENTAL DRIFT - Paleontology and Geology Glossary

Pangaea - ZoomSchool.com

Pangaea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Pangaea Theory

If you look at them and think about it, most of the continents that exist today look like they could have all fit together somehow sort of like a very large gig saw puzzle.

Thanks!