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In the model, a plate with oceanic crust collided with a plate with continental crust. What might happen if a plate with continental crust collided with another plate with continental crust?
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In the model, a plate with oceanic crust collided with a plate with continental crust. What might happen if a plate with continental crust collided with another plate with continental crust?
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The answer is:
At some convergent boundaries.
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