This photo shows a plateau in eastern canada, which events could have
caused this plateau to f...
This photo shows a plateau in eastern canada, which events could have
caused this plateau to form? select the two correct answers.
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a. subduction lowered the land around the plateau,
b. uplift raised the level of the crust.
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c. a nearby river flooded.
d. magma from the mantle rose at a hot spot.
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e. the seafloor of the atlantic ocean widoned
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