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Yes, Alfred Wegener believed that Earth's climate changed over geological time. He proposed that continental drift could lead to significant climatic shifts as landmasses moved to different latitudes, affecting temperature and precipitation patterns. His theories suggested that regions now experiencing temperate climates may have once been located in polar regions, further indicating that Earth's climate has undergone substantial changes throughout its history.

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