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dakota nelson

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The Himalayan Range formed as a result of:
  a. oceanic-oceanic plate collision.
  b. continental-continental transform faulting.
  c. continental-continental collision.
  d. oceanic-continental collision.
  e. continental-oceanic subduction.



Question 2

The giant batholiths of the Sierra, Idaho, and Coast Range were emplaced during the:a.
   Sevier orogeny.
  b. Nevadan orogeny.
  c. Sonoma orogeny.
  d. Laramide orogeny.
  e. Allegheny orogeny



hramirez205

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Reply #1 on: Jul 15, 2018
Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B


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