Which statements describe evidence of continental drift? Check all that apply Deserts line up when continents are pushed together
Mountain ranges often appear on the edges of continents
Fossils of the same animals appear on different continents
Tropical plants currently appear in both Antarctica and South America
Wegener's theories were accepted by most geologists in the 1960s.
Explorers discovered the edges of continents they did not know about

WILL MARK BRAINLIEST

Mountain ranges often appear on the edges of continents.

Fossils of the same animals appear on the edges of continents.

Explanation:

The theory of continental drift suggests that Earth's crust is cracked into numerous tectonic plates that move across the globe in a different direction. The reason for this is the convection currents from the mantle which create huge pressure on the crust managed to crack it in the first place and push it in a certain direction.

There are numerous pieces of evidence that support this theory and two of those are the location of the newer mountain ranges and the fossils. The mountain ranges form at the edges of continents, or rather where tectonic plates collide, thus the crust lifts up because one of the plates subducts and gradually creates mountain ranges. Every organism is unique and it adapted to particular living conditions and there is pretty much zero chance that the same organism can exist in totally different environments and in places that have no connection whatsoever. Finding fossils of the same species on several different continents that are thousands of km away from each other proves that ones they were merged and had the same living conditions.

the correct answer is blue and green.

a visible spectrum is electromagnetic spectrum color that can be seen by a normal human being by a single wavelength of light. the visible light spectrum is the range of wavelengths that make up visible light. the visible light spectrum passes through a prism enabling the rainbow reveals all the colors in the spectrum. these range from red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet.