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Fernanda Wright

5 June, 22:36

1. core layer where tectonic plates collide, spread, and rub, creating surface features and events, like volcanoes and earthquakes

2. mantle layer where convection currents circulate, driving plate tectonics

3. crust source of Earth's internal energy and magnetic field

Match the word with the correct definition.

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