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the part of the core is dense and composed mostly of solid iron inner core.
lies above the inner core and is thought to be composed mostly of molten metal.[ is a liquid] outer core
What peach layer is similar to the outer core the pit
The layer in Earth’s interior above the outer core mantle.
Earth’s outermost layer is the Crust
The rigid, upper part of Earth’s mantle and the crust is called lithosphere. I
What parts of Earth make up the lithosphere? The rigid, upper part of Earth’s mantle and the crust
The places where the edges of different plates meet plate boundaries.
large fractures in rocks along which movement occurs. The movement can cause earthquakes Faults
When plates collide, the tremendous force causes mountains like the Andes in South America to form. Colliding Plates
When plates slide along each other, earthquakes commonly occur. Sliding Plates
When plates move apart, new crust forms to fill in the gap between the plates Separating Plates
When one plate sinks underneath another plate, it’s called subduction
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