New crust form along a(n) A divergent boundary B subduction zone C convergent boundary D transform boundary

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New crust form along a(n)

A divergent boundary
B subduction zone
C convergent boundary
D transform boundary

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New crust typically forms from separating plates, so it would be A: divergent boundary.

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