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Volcanoes change the earth by a) slowly seeping and flowing over time b) slowly heating the surface c) rapidly using up the oxygen d) keeping mountains from growing

Volcanoes change the earth by a) slowly seeping and flowing over time b) slowly heating the surface c) rapidly using up the oxygen d) keeping mountains from growing
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Volcanoes change the earth by

a) slowly seeping and flowing over time
b) slowly heating the surface
c) rapidly using up the oxygen
d) keeping mountains from growing

User Shachar Shemesh
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b) slowly heating the surface

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User Jnana
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I believe the answer is b) slowly heating the surface
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