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How could it be possible for a mountain range to be continually pushed up but not get any higher?
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∙ 9y ago
Contradicting forces could make it possible for a mountain range to be continually pushed up but not get any higher. It could be continually pushed up while at the same time experiencing an equal amount of wind erosion resulting in it staying at the same level.
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Volcano?
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a mountain
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mountain
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What type of mountains form in where rocks are being pushed together?
Folded Mountain
How did mountain men help open up the west?
They pushed away from North
