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An epeirogenic change:

creates very high mountians
leaves the crust undeformed
results in highly volcanic regions
occurs when rock layers are lifted out of sequence

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B NOT D

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Answer:

leaves the crust undeformed

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An epeirogenic change is one that leaves the crust undeformed. They are notable for creating the continental craton where little to no tectonic activities forms.

  • These events causes upheavals and depression of the ground surface.
  • Orogenic change causes deformation of the surface.
  • They create blocks of mountain.
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