How will weathering and erosion most likely affect the Grand Tetons over the next 9 million years?
A.
The Grand Tetons will stay exactly the same as they are today.
B.
The Grand Tetons will become steeper and more rugged.
C.
The Grand Tetons will become less steep and more rounded.
D.
The Grand Tetons will become much taller than they are today.
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