The discovery of fossils of the same species in widely separ...

If fossils of the same species are found in widely separated regions, it suggests that these regions were once connected, possibly as part of a larger landmass that has since drifted apart (e.g., Pangaea). This provides evidence for continental drift.

For A: While it's possible that a species has gone extinct, the discovery of fossils in different regions doesn't necessarily indicate extinction. It simply shows that the species existed in those regions at some point in history.
For B: This is unlikely. Fossils are the preserved remains of organ...

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