14. The diagram above shows how the ocean floor is spreading. The new ocean floor made of molten rock is being formed at a mid-ocean ridge.

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14. The diagram above shows how the ocean floor is spreading. The new

ocean floor made of molten rock is being formed at a mid-ocean ridge.

14. The diagram above shows how the ocean floor is spreading. The new ocean floor-example-1

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The answer is the crust

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