2. had limbs for swimming, but could also walk on land. 3. evidence that suggested India, Antarctica, and Australia mateh one another 6. Thay reproduced by layiiug eggs on land. In addition, their mostomy suggests that these animals were probably very poor swinmans. 9. Antarctior one experienced a tropical climate, thus, it might have been closer before to the equator 10. Entire water 12. Conti nont that is thought once connected with 1. preserved remains or traces of organisms (plants and animals) from the remote past. 4 a Romplike plant which thuives in subpolar olimato Clarge region of northern Europe that imaludes the countries of Norway and Sweden 7, formations in Africa line up with that in Smyth Andorra as if it was a long mountain ang 8.7th largest country in the world, a continent before 11. the person who came up with the continental drift theory. 13, Continent that contains Europe and Asia, 14. The same of the super continent. Africa 15. a land reptile approximately 3 meters long that lived during the Early Mesozoic Ers, about 230 million years ago. It was a weak swimmer. 32​