Which earth layer does the following describe? this layer, along with the crust, forms the solid tectonic plates a) upper mantel b) mesosphere c) core d) asthenosphere

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Which earth layer does the following describe? this layer, along with the crust, forms the solid tectonic plates

a) upper mantel
b) mesosphere
c) core
d) asthenosphere

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forms the solid tectonic plates is mesosphere

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