Glacial deposits gave strong evidence of the existence of Gondwana because ____.

a. a single continent in high latitudes was more sensible than low latitude glaciation on several continents
b. glacial striations showed that all glaciers on each continent had flowed from a central location
c. fossil plants indicated tropical climate in the northern continents
d. a single continent in high latitudes was more sensible than low latitude glaciation on several continents AND glacial striations showed that all glaciers on each continent had flowed from a central location
e. a single continent in high latitudes was more sensible than low latitude glaciation on several continents AND fossil plants indicated tropical climate in the northern continents


d. a single continent in high latitudes was more sensible than low latitude glaciation on several continents AND glacial striations showed that all glaciers on each continent had flowed from a central location

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