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Which part of earths core do convection currents occur

Which part of earths core do convection currents occur
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Which part of earths core do convection currents occur

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The part under the surface, the magma as its heated and it rises causing the earths crust to slightly move with it
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I think is near the ozone layer, i am not sure
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