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Biology, 10.10.2019 14:30 robert7248

[o.01]“the oceans are shrinking and growing due to geological processes.” which of these facts best supports this statement?

new crusts form in the lithospheric plates

old crusts are eroded in the mid-ocean ridges

oceanic crusts sink deep into earth's molten interiors

earth's crust is constantly changed from one form to another

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