This scientist proposed that Earth's continents were once joined together.
Who is Alfred Wegener?
This scientist developed the theory of seafloor spreading.
Who is Harry Hess?
At this boundary, two plates move away from each other.

What is a divergent boundary?
This natural disaster commonly occurs along tranform boundaries.
What are earthquakes?
This tectonic plate is located between the Pacific Plate and the South American Plate on the map?
What is the Nazca Plate?
Wegener noticed that these two continents appear to fit together like puzzle pieces.
What are South America and Africa?
This hot material from the mantle rises and helps form new ocean floor.
What is magma?
At this boundary, two plates slide past each other.

What is a transform boundary?
Mid-ocean mountain ranges form at this type of boundary.
What is a divergent boundary?
This type of boundary separates the South American Plate and African Plate?

What is divergent?
Wegener called the ancient supercontinent by this name.
What is Pangaea?
Seafloor spreading occurs along these underwater mountain ranges.
What are mid-ocean ridges?
At this boundary, two plates move toward each other.

What is a convergent boundary?
These valleys can form where continental crust pulls apart at a divergent boundary.
What are rift valleys?
Name two plates on the map that form a convergent boundary.
What are the Nazca plate and South American Plate? or What are the Indo-Australian and Eurasian plate?
Wegener found matching remains of plants and animals on continents that are now far apart. What type of evidence is this?
What is fossil evidence?
Ocean crust closest to a mid-ocean ridge is generally this age compared with crust farther away.
What is younger?
At this boundary, no new crust is formed and no old crust is destroyed.
What is a transform boundary?
Mountain ranges, volcanoes, and deep earthquakes are associated with this boundary.
What is a convergent boundary?
This type of boundary forms between the Antarctic Plate and Indo-Australian Plate?
What is divergent?
Despite his evidence, many scientists rejected Wegener's theory for this major reason.
What is he could not explain HOW the continents moved?
Where you find the oldest ocean crust: close to or far from a mid-ocean ridge?
What is far from the mid-ocean ridge?
This theory combines the ideas of continental drift and seafloor spreading.
What is the theory of plate tectonics?
This process occurs when old crust is pulled downward and remelted.
What is subduction?
This type of boundary is between the Eurasian Plate and Pacific Plate?
What is convergent?