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Plate Tectonics Hypothesis Book

TOD: IN (2) Hypothesis: an idea that can be tested by experiment or observation (Page: 34) Venn Diagram Comparing and contrasting hypothesis and Theory Theory: an idea that is the best explanation of many observations and helps to make new predictions

Book Format Cover: Title Page 1: Table of Contents My title “Alfred Wegener’s Report on the Plate Tectonics Hypothesis” Page 1: Table of Contents Page 2: Evidence to support Page 3: Letter to Public Page 4: Drawings to show evidence (2) Page 5: Letter continued Page 6: Drawings (2) Back Cover (YOUR NAME,PERIOD, DATE)

Evidence of Continental Drift Pangaea – (pan= all; gaea= Earth) A large landmass that the continents fit together to form Evidence (Page 2) Plates fit together Like a Puzzle Matching rocks on different continents Land animals on different continents Glacial marks in now tropical areas Tropical plants in Antarctica

YOUR PROJECT Write a letter from Alfred Wegener’s perspective. Your letter should use evidence (see board) and should try to convince the scientific community that his hypothesis is in fact accurate Include at least 2 pictures on each page of your journal

The continents fit together

Fossils of same species found on different continents.