How might the surface of the Earth be different if it were not divided into tectonic plates?

Biology

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REY [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Answer down below.

Explanation:

Well, for one thing, there would be no earthquakes. (I'm actually in this unit in my science class.) But there would also be no plate motion. If we started this Earth with no plate movement, really no plates at all, we might sink into the Mantle. Or, maybe would step somewhere, and the ground beneath us would give way to the weight. Like the GPGP (Great Pacific Garbage Patch), we might just float around the ocean. Plates are very important.

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