A. radiation in the crust heats the mantle through convection
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What heats the mantle?
A. radiation in the crust heats the mantle through convection
B. convection in the crust heats the mantle through conduction
C. radiation in the core heats the mantle through conduction
D. convection in the core heats the mantle through conduction
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What heats the mantle?
A. radiation in the crust heats the mantle through convection
A. radiation in the crust heats the mantle through convection
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