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The layer above the mantle that isn't quite solid but isn't quite liquid is called the: A. Inner core B. Lithosphere C. Asthenosphere D. Mantle

The layer above the mantle that isn't quite solid but isn't quite liquid is called the: A. Inner core B. Lithosphere C. Asthenosphere D. Mantle
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The layer above the mantle that isn't quite solid but isn't quite liquid is called the:

A. Inner core
B. Lithosphere
C. Asthenosphere
D. Mantle

User Adamjford
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I would say a the inner core
User Alok
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C. Asthenosphere I think
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