Earth’s crust is ______ under the oceans than it is on land. A. thicker B. thinner C. more solid D. Both A. and C.

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Earth’s crust is ______ under the oceans than it is on land.

A. thicker
B. thinner
C. more solid
D. Both A. and C.

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I would say that it is B. thinner.

Zacarias Bendeck answered Apr 15, 2019

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