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Places where mountain ranges are being formed, such as the Himalayas, indicate areas where tectonic plates are pushing into each other, providing evidence for plate tectonic activity. True False
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Places where mountain ranges are being formed, such as the Himalayas, indicate areas where tectonic plates are pushing into each other, providing evidence for plate tectonic activity.
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True. mountains are formed when tectonic plates collide.
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This is a true statement
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