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Domed mountains are mountains that are formed from magma pushing rock upwards. Folded mountains are mountains that are formed from two rock masses pushing against each other.

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When magma pushes upward, it raises overlying rock layers into dome mountains. Erosion shapes the layers into the circular mountains.

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A dome mountain is formed

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Mid-Ocean Ridges.

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