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natalie2426

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Which of the following is not a method of obtaining samples and observations of the oceanic ridge system?
 
  A) Finding segments of ocean floor that have been thrust up onto the continent
  B) Visual inspections using submersible equipment
  C) Deep sea core samples
  D) Side-scan sonar

Question 2

Why do mantle plumes tend to concentrate beneath supercontinents such as Pangaea?
 
  A) Concentrations of radioactive materials build up as continents assemble.
  B) Partial melting from subduction concentrates large volumes of magma.
  C) A large landmass acts as an insulating blanket to trap heat in the mantle.
  D) Friction from converging landmasses heats up the mantle.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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