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How does the motion of tectonic plates relate to continental drifts
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How does the motion of tectonic plates relate to continental drifts

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tectonic plates are the surface of each and every thing on earth. all land forms rest upon them. When the plates shift, so does everything above it. But one thing is that you can barely notice it, approx. 1 inch year
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