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What do you call a padlock plate?
Hasp
What do you call a plate boundary in which no new crust is made or destroyed?
recessive plate boundary
What do you call the physical process that shapes the earth?
Plate Tectonics
Lithosphere is broken into separate sections called?
tectonic plate
Earth's crust and upper mantle are broken into sections called?
They are broken into sections which we call Plates.
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What is the Amount of glue used to repair a plate?
That depends entirely on how much of the plate is broken .
What is the name of the sections the lithosphere is broken into?
plate tectonics
Can you recycle ceramic plate?
No. A small piece of broken plate will contaminate a whole batch of recycled glass. Broken ceramics should be wrapped in newspaper and trashed (sadly).
What theory states that earth's surface is broken into separate plated?
Plate tectonics
What is a large serving dish call?
It is call plate.
What are the names of the separate sections the lithosphere is broken into?
plate tectonics
Why does your 99 grand am slam into gear from park?
The motor mounts are broken or worn out or you have a broken wavy plate in the transmission.
How many plate tectonics is earth broken up into that float?
7
How many stiches would you have if a plate was broken over your head?
5
What part of the earth is considered to be broken up into plate tectonics?
Core
If the baseball hits the plate what is the call?
an out
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