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When two plates collide causing crust to deform, but not break, it is called A. orogenesis B. accretion C. folding D. faulting

When two plates collide causing crust to deform, but not break, it is called A. orogenesis B. accretion C. folding D. faulting
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When two plates collide causing crust to deform, but not break, it is called

A. orogenesis
B. accretion
C. folding
D. faulting

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User Norbert Korny
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The answer is C, folding
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User Jonathan Benn
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Your answer is C. Folding.
Hope this helps :)
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