which two pieces of fossil evidence support the idea of continental drift?\no bacteria and petrified wood\no…

Brief Explanations:

The fossils of Lystrosaurus (a land - dwelling reptile) and Glossopteris (a plant) were found on different continents that are now separated. This distribution supports the idea that the continents were once joined together and have since drifted apart. Bacteria are too widespread and not as useful for this evidence, and petrified wood and Tyrannosaurus fossils do not have the same continental - drift - related distribution patterns as Lystrosaurus and Glossopteris.

Answer:

C. Lystrosaurus and Glossopteris