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What is the hypothesis that the continents move slowly over earths surface and once were joined into one supercontinent?
Continental drift.
Idea that continents move slowly across earth's surface is called what?
The idea that continents move slowly across the earth's surface is called the continental drift.
What is the process in which continents slowly move called?
This is tectonic plate movement.
Do lithospheric plates move quickly or slowly?
The plates move slowly. Three centimeters a year.
Who formed the hypothesis that earths continents move?
alfrid wegner
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What hypothesis states that continents slowly move to their present position earth?
continental drift
What is the hypothesis that the continents move slowly over earths surface and once were joined into one supercontinent?
Continental drift.
Idea that continents move slowly across earth's surface is called what?
The idea that continents move slowly across the earth's surface is called the continental drift.
What is the process in which continents slowly move called?
This is tectonic plate movement.
Do glaciers move quickly slowly or not at all?
Glaciers move slowly.
When rocks and soil move very slowly down a hill it is called?
A creep
When rocks and soil move very slowly Down hill it's called?
a creep
When rocks and soil move very slowly down a hill it's called a?
a creep
What is the hypothesis for magic milk?
my hypothesis is that the dishsoap makes the colors move
When a hypothesis has been repeatedly and rigorously tested and supported it is a called?
Assuming it passed all the tests it would move into a theory.
What is the pieces of lithosphere move slowly over this soft layer of the mantle?
Those are called TECTONIC PLATES.
Do density currents move quickly or slowly?
Slowly
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