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The Rio Grande River separates Mexico from Texas. What most likely created the riverbed? A.glaciers B.plate collisions C.volcanoes D.water erosion
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The Rio Grande River separates Mexico from Texas.

What most likely created the riverbed?
A.glaciers
B.plate collisions
C.volcanoes
D.water erosion

The Rio Grande River separates Mexico from Texas. What most likely created the riverbed-example-1
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d I think or b?

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water could cause it to form a river and spread over time

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