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Everywhere across the seafloor, scientists find
A. flat, sediment covered bathymet...
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Everywhere across the seafloor, scientists find
A. flat, sediment covered bathymetry.
B. increasing crust thickness toward the mid-ocean ridges.
C. magnetic stripes with normal or reversed polarity.
D. none of the above
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