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    Peridotite Is the Main Constituent of Which Part of the Earth
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Peridotite Is the Main Constituent of Which Part of the Earth

Question 1

Question 1

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Peridotite is the main constituent of which part of the Earth?


A) Crust
B) Magma chambers
C) Rift zones
D) Upper mantle

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