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Answer:
The answer is: Continental drift on the Earth is caused by circulating convection currents in the deep interior.
Explanation:
Numerous studies and observations have shown that plate tectonics is due to the circulatory motion of convection currents within the Earth’s mantle which is below the Earth’s crust, and is as deep as 2,890 km. The motion of the convection currents are propelled by heat which rises and transports gas, and liquids or molten substances, and causes the crust (landmass, and ocean floor) to move.
Answer:
continental drift on the Earth is caused by circulating convection currents in the deep interior
Explanation:
The Tectonic plates make up the earth's crust and the movement of these tectonic plates that make up the earth's crust is due to the movement of the Magma of the earths crust that flows/moves in the form of convectional currents.
The earths crust acts as the heat insulator which when heated up due to internal pressures releases hot Magma flowing in the form of convectional currents apart from the convectional currents causing the plate tectonics to move other factors like ridge push and slab pull can also cause the plates to move as well.