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    The Seafloor and Oceanic Crust at the Mid-Atlantic Ridge Becomes
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The Seafloor and Oceanic Crust at the Mid-Atlantic Ridge Becomes

Question 15

Question 15

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The seafloor and oceanic crust at the Mid-Atlantic Ridge becomes _________ with increasing distance from the ridge axis.


A) newer
B) thinner
C) older
D) more magnetic

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