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Distribution of Oceans and Continents

Manipur Board · Class 11 · Geography

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1

Continental Drift Theory

  • Alfred Wegener proposed Continental Drift Theory in 1912
  • Pangaea - supercontinent meaning 'all earth'
  • Panthalassa - mega ocean meaning 'all water'
2

Evidence for Continental Drift

  • Jig-saw fit: Coastlines of Africa and South America match perfectly
  • Rock formations: 2000 million year old rocks from Brazil match with Western Africa
  • Tillite deposits: Gondwana system sediments found across six southern landmasses
3

Forces Behind Continental Drift

  • Wegener proposed two forces: pole-fleeing force and tidal force
  • Pole-fleeing force due to Earth's rotation and equatorial bulge
  • Tidal force due to gravitational attraction of moon and sun
4

Ocean Floor Configuration

  • Ocean floor has three major divisions: continental margins, deep-sea basins, mid-ocean ridges
  • Continental margins include shelf, slope, rise, and deep-oceanic trenches
  • Mid-oceanic ridges are longest mountain chains on Earth (submerged)

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Proposed by Alfred Wegener in 1912Multiple types of evidence support continentalProposed by Harry Hess in 1961Developed in 1967 by McKenzieThree types exist

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