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How did Alfred Wegener explain mountain formations?

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How did Alfred Wegener explain mountain formations?

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He said that it was due to plate tectonics, a theory which he is famous for. Two plates, either continental-continental, oceanic-continental or oceanic-oceanic collide at plate boundaries, causing an uplift of land. The oceanic plate or the denser plate will subduct. These uplifts will result in the formation of mountains, mountain ranges, volcanoes and islands.

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