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Why are the deepest parts of the ocean further away from the Mid-Ocean ridges instead of the centers of the basins.
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Why are the deepest parts of the ocean further away from the Mid-Ocean ridges instead of the centers of the basins.
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As oceanic crust moves away from the shallow mid-ocean ridges, it cools and sinks as it becomes more dense. This increases the volume of the ocean basin and decreases the sea level.
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