How do fossils support the theory of plate tectonics? Fossils from the same species have been found on separate continents. The ages of rocks and mountains on the edge of neighboring continents vary. Iron-rich, molten magma rocks no longer align to Earth's poles in many locations. Grooves created from glacier movement travel in opposite directions on each continent.

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