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which type of plate is older continental
which type of plate is thicker continental
what is it called when two oceanic plates move apart and new crust is formed seafloor spreading
what is it called when one plate is pushed under another plate as they collide sbduction
what is one phenomenon that can happen when two plates slip past one another earthquakes
what can form when two continental plates collide fold mountains
what do plates float on upper mantle
new crust is created by magma from the mantle
what is the name of the supercontinent that formed from 100 to 200 million years ago pangaea
who first proposed the theory of continental drift wegener
L wave is also known as love wave
divergent boundaries are where plates are moving toaward each other
the plates are always moving
which plate do we live on arabian plate
transform boundaries are where plates slide
the plates that make up the crust fit together like pieces of a puzzle
we live on the earth's outermost layer. what is it called the crust (lithosphere)
the crust that carries the ocean is oceanic plates
less dense and tends not to subduct continental plates
what are the types of waves s wave p wave surface wave seismic wave
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