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Dynamic Earth Processes - Plate tectonics
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What appear to be smaller hills on the surface of the seafloor. Prime example - the texture of the seafloor on the west side of the Atlantic Ocean.
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A view from above; a bird's-eye view.
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A two-dimensional diagram showing the cutaway view of the interior of the Earth's rock.
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A source of potential harm from past, current, or future exposures.
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The probability that something will cause injury or harm.
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