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5 July, 03:18

How could pulling a continental crust apart create mountains and basins?

What are the mountains and basins called?

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  1. 5 July, 05:50
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    It could do so ...

    Explanation:

    by when continental crust breaks apart (continental, not oceanic), the crust comes apart and breaks apart, causing a bunch of rocks to crumble onto the opening, it also can allow lava and magma from the mantle to come up and form volcanoes, etc.
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