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the opposite of uplift is___________   show
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the balance between the crust and the mantle below it is   show
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Explain the difference between the two types of strain   show
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Describe what happens to the elevation of the land surface when crust thickens   show
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show faults  
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which type of deformation Is produced by compression of plastic crust   show
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list copy graphic organizer down below , and use it to show three types of stress   show
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identify the type of stress that deformed the rocks shown below. What kind of strain resulted from the stress   show
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show As the weight of ice is removed from the crust, the land surface will move upward until balance (isostasy) is restored  
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reflect on the relation ship between vertical and horizontal motion how are they related? when are they not related   show
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