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How was Alfred Wegener's theory accepted at the time he proposed it? Group of answer choices

A Poorly, most people thought the earthquake data was wrong

B Reasonably well, some people just questioned the rock samples

C Very well, scientists saw the fit of the continents

D Not at all, there was no way to explain the motion of the continents

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