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Class 11th
Subject Geography
Chapter Distribution of Oceans and Continents
In the previous chapter, we have studied about Interior of the Earth. We all know that continents cover 29% surface of the earth and the remainder is under oceanic water.
The position of the the continents and the ocean bodies, as we see them in the map, have not been same in the past. so, the question arises what were their positions in the past ? why and how do they change their positions ?
So, In this chapter we will explore the answers of these question through various theories that we are going to read.
✅In this video
0:00 Continental Drift Theory
0:02:29 Evidence in support of the continental drift
0:07:35 PostDrift Studies
0:12:44 Ocean Floor configuration
0:15:47 Concept of Sea Floor Spreading
0:21:17 Plate Tectonics
0:29:08 Rates and Forces for the Plate movement
0:34:20 Movement of the Indian Plate
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