What is the name of this scientist?

Alfred Wegener's idea that the continents had moved around on Earth's surface was called _____.

The huge land masses that are created when most (at least 75%) of the continents "drift" together are called _____.

It takes _____ of years for supercontinents to drift together (and then apart again).

The continents position on Earth's surface and the shapes of the continents themselves are _____.

The last supercontinent that existed on Earth was called _____.

As evidence for his continental drift idea, Wegener studied the remains of prehistoric living things preserved in rock called _____.

This now-extinct small, crocodile-like, freshwater reptile was a good swimmer, but could also walk on land is called _____.

This now-extinct, plant-eating, pig-sized reptile mostly stayed on land and was called _____.

This now-extinct, meat-eating, dog-like reptile mostly stayed on land and is called _____.

This now-extinct, fern-like plant grew to be tree-sized and is called _____.

The discovery of the fossils of cold-blooded reptiles and tropical plants in present-day _____ was an important clue.

In the 1920's, most scientists readily believed Wegener's idea that the continents were drifting.

Now, scientists use _____ to track the movement of the continents.

The continents "drift" a few _____ each year.

As continents have drifted around Earth's surface, they have sometimes moved closer to (and sometimes further from) Earth's equator which causes long-term changes in _____.

As the continents drifted to new locations, changing temperatures and climates caused many types of plants and animals to die off and become _____.

(Choose all correct answers!) According to the fossil map, on which ancient landmasses were Glossopteris fossils found?

(Choose all correct answers!) According to the fossil map, on which ancient landmasses were fossils of Cynognathus found?

(Choose all correct answers!) According to the fossil map, on which ancient landmasses were the fossils of Mesosaurus found?

(Choose all correct answers!) According to the fossil map, on which ancient landmasses were the fossils of Lystrosaurus found?

Name the present-day ocean labeled #2 on the map.

Name the present-day ocean labeled #3 on the map.

Name the present-day continent labeled #7 on the map.

Name the present-day continent labeled #10 on the map.

Name the present-day continent labeled #6 on the map.

Name the present-day continent labeled #9 on the map.

Name the present-day continent labeled #11 on the map.

Name the present-day continent labeled #12 on the map.

Which of the ancient landmasses shown on the map is no longer a continent, but it part of another present-day continent.

Scientists predict that, millions of years from now, a new supercontinent is likely to come together.

The proposed name for Earth's next supercontinent is Pangaea Ultima or Pangaea _____.

Which present-day continent shows signs that it is breaking apart?

The movie "Ice Age: Continental Drift" is a good source of scientific information about Pangaea and supercontinents.

The minute-by-minute changing conditions in place (includes temperature, wind, & precipitation_ is called _____.

The "usual" or average weather for a place over a long period of time is its _____.

(Choose all correct answers!) Each of the continents is really just part of _____.

At the time of Pangaea, Antarctica was much closer to Earth's _____, which would have caused it to be much warmer.