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At diverging plate boundaries, tectonic plate is ... A neither created nor removed. B removed from Earth's surface. C created at Earth's surface.
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At diverging plate boundaries, tectonic plate is ...
A neither created nor removed.
B removed from Earth's surface.
C created at Earth's surface.
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a neither crated nor removed
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a, neither created nor removed
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