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If two geologic plates are sliding past each other, they are at a a. convergent boundary b. transverse boundary c. transform boundary d. continental boundary

If two geologic plates are sliding past each other, they are at a a. convergent boundary b. transverse boundary c. transform boundary d. continental boundary
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If two geologic plates are sliding past each other, they are at a

a. convergent boundary

b. transverse boundary

c. transform boundary

d. continental boundary

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If two geologic plates are sliding past each other, they are at a transform boundary

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C. Transform boundary.
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