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Heat from deep in the Earth's interior is transferred to its crust by which of the following? O Conduction in the ocean. O Convection in the mantle. O Radiation from the solid core. O Evaporation at mid-ocean
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Heat from deep in the Earth's interior is transferred to its crust by which of the following?

O Conduction in the ocean.
O Convection in the mantle.
O Radiation from the solid core.
O Evaporation at mid-ocean ridges.

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convection in the mantle

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