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Examine the image above which shows a plate boundary in the North Atlantic Ocean and the age of the oceanic crust in that area. Answer each of the following question... show full transcript
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The ocean crust at E is older than at D because it is formed further from the mid-ocean ridge where new crust is created. As tectonic plates shift, older crust is pushed away from the ridge, making it appear older compared to newer crust formed at the ridge.
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The Moho line, or Mohorovičić discontinuity, refers to the boundary that separates the Earth's crust from the underlying mantle. It marks a transition from less dense, solid rock of the crust to the denser material of the mantle beneath.
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