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A section of the crust moves under another section of crust without changing the land above. from the surface, the process would seem to be?
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A section of the crust moves under another section of crust without changing the land above. from the surface, the process would seem to be?
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a section of the crust moves under another section of crust without changing the land above. from the surface, the process would seem to be?
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unbroken i think
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It's called a tectonic shift.
These plates are always shifting, and they can either grind in opposite directions, pull away from one another, or collide to create a fault-line.
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