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Rocks beneath the surface are forced toward the________.
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Rocks beneath the surface are forced toward the________.
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mantle :)
“Rocks beneath the surface are forced toward the "mantle". This increases pressure and heat. "Magma" pockets rise, increasing heat. Temperature and pressure cause "minerals" to change.” -quizlet
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the mantle
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