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Mountains forming today due to movement of the plates and mountains forming in the past due to movements of the plates would be an example of ________? a. a plateau b. an unconf…

Mountains forming today due to movement of the plates and mountains forming in the past due to movements of the plates would be an example of ________? a. a plateau b. an unconf…
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Mountains forming today due to movement of the plates and mountains forming in the past due to movements of the plates would be an example of ________?

a. a plateau
b. an unconformity
c. law of gravity
d. principle of uniformitarianism

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it would be d lolol :DD
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Answer: d.

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