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5/20/18

how many of the five terrestrial worlds have surfaces being constantly reshaped by plate tectonics

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how many of the five terrestrial worlds have surfaces being constantly reshaped by plate tectonics


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  • ? One. On ... of the following describes tectonics? The disruption of a planet's surface internal stresses.

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