Continental Drift Is the

question 46

Multiple Choice

Continental drift is the

• A) change in position of the continents in relation to each other and the poles.
• B) presence of genetic drift in a continental population.
• C) presence of a founder effect within a single continent.
• D) cooling of a single continent due to a drift in climatic conditions.

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