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How does the ocean floor keep track of magnetic fields? A. All rocks act like magnets. B. There are magnets in the ocean floor. C. Being underwater makes the rocks respond to ma…

How does the ocean floor keep track of magnetic fields? A. All rocks act like magnets. B. There are magnets in the ocean floor. C. Being underwater makes the rocks respond to ma…
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How does the ocean floor keep track of magnetic fields?

A. All rocks act like magnets.

B. There are magnets in the ocean floor.

C. Being underwater makes the rocks respond to magnetic fields.

D. Basalt is iron-rich and responds to magnetic fields.

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The answer is D

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D

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