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A is a type of mass movement that occurs when a thin block of soil, rock, and debris seperates from the underlying bedrock A. eruption B. flow C. landslide D. creep

A is a type of mass movement that occurs when a thin block of soil, rock, and debris seperates from the underlying bedrock A. eruption B. flow C. landslide D. creep
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A is a type of mass movement that occurs when a thin block of soil, rock, and debris seperates from the underlying bedrock

A. eruption
B. flow
C. landslide
D. creep

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User Raynita
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a. eruption is the type of mass movement that occurs when a thin block of soil, rock, and debris seperates from the underlying bedrock
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User Scottru
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Based on the information given I would answer with C
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