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    The Mechanism Causing Lithospheric Plates to Move Is Thought to Be
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The Mechanism Causing Lithospheric Plates to Move Is Thought to Be

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The mechanism causing lithospheric plates to move is thought to be


A) convection in the mantle.
B) "slab pull" caused by subducting lithosphere.
C) tidal forces.
D) Earth's rotation.
E) a combination of convection in the mantle and "slab pull" caused by subducting lithosphere.

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