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as erosion gradually lowers a mountain, how does the crust change beneath the mountain due to isostatic adjustment
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as erosion gradually lowers a mountain, how does the crust change beneath the mountain due to isostatic adjustment

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The answer is "The crust Gradually rises"

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just did it on gradpoint

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isostatic adjustment usually occur when there is a void to attain a stable equilibrium hence when the void is filled due to the isostatic adjustment hence soil erosion occur
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