Biology, 13.11.2020 20:10, Austin4094

How does the mantle interact with the crust at a subduction zone? A Plates move apart to form deep cracks in the crust.
B Plates move towards each other to form mountains.
C A plate is pulled under another plate and melts into the mantle.
D Molten materials seep out when plates move away from each other.

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