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The movement of which layer of Earth drives the motion of the plates on Earth’s crust?
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The movement of which layer of Earth drives the motion of the plates on Earth’s crust?

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upper mantle

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Heat from the earths core causes movement in the mantle, which results in movement on the crust.
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