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yes it is. because of the extream heat it makes the plates plastic like.

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Q: Is the part of the mantle called plates is made of soft rock that bends like plastic right?
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What is the plastic-like part of the mantle?

The asthenosphere is made of soft rock and bends like plastic in the mantle.


A long narrow and very deep canyon where the ocean floor bends toward the mantle is called what?

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What is made of soft rock and bends like plastic in the mantle?

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What is the long narrow and very deep canyon where the ocean floor bends down toward the mantle called?

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A long narrow and very deep canyon where the ocean floor bends down toward the mantle is called what?

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What is the part of the mantle that is made of soft rockthat bends like plastic?

asthenosphere!


What part of the mantle is made of soft rock that bends like plastic.?

A portion of the upper mantle known as the asthenosphere.


What do you call places where rocks have been compressed into bends by coliding plates?

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A long narrow and very deep canyon where the ocean floor bends down toward the mantle is called?

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Part of earth's interior that flows like plastic?

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Where is the place where oceanic crust bends back into the mantle?

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Describe how faults and folds form in Earth's crust?

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