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Eric Michael
18 May, 03:20
How would I identify the Lithosphere
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Kyler David
18 May, 03:49
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It's the upper part of the mantle
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Waylon Mcdaniel
18 May, 05:11
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The lithosphere is the hard upper mantle and outer crust of the earth, and is divided into tectonic plates.
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