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Mountain ranges that are hundreds to thousands of kilometers long are ______, whereas other mountains that are too small to be accompanied by regional increases in crustal thick…

Mountain ranges that are hundreds to thousands of kilometers long are ______, whereas other mountains that are too small to be accompanied by regional increases in crustal thick…
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Mountain ranges that are hundreds to thousands of kilometers long are ______, whereas other mountains that are too small to be accompanied by regional increases in crustal thickness are ______. Multiple

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First Blank should be regional

Second Blank should be local

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