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Plates slide past one another at____. A. Subduction zones B. Transform boundaries C. Convection currents D. Divergent boundaries

Plates slide past one another at____. A. Subduction zones B. Transform boundaries C. Convection currents D. Divergent boundaries
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Plates slide past one another at____.

A. Subduction zones
B. Transform boundaries
C. Convection currents
D. Divergent boundaries

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User Ashwin Mahajan
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Answer:

Transform Boundaries

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Phyzalis
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Answer:

Transform Boundary

Step-by-step explanation:

The just slide past each other

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User Csells
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