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Why do Tectonic Plates move? A) convection currents in the atmosphere B) convection currents in the crust C) convection currents in the asthenosphere D) Convection currents in t…

Why do Tectonic Plates move? A) convection currents in the atmosphere B) convection currents in the crust C) convection currents in the asthenosphere D) Convection currents in t…
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Why do Tectonic Plates move?

A) convection currents in the atmosphere
B) convection currents in the crust
C) convection currents in the asthenosphere
D) Convection currents in the core

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User Javier Villanueva
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c. convection currents in the asthenosphere

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User Maloo
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The answer is d because the intense heat in the earth cores that causes the molten rock in the mantle layer to move
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