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The Lithosphere according to the oxford dictionary is the rocky outer part of the Earth. The lithosphere is always moving, but very slowly. When an Earthquake occurs the Lithosphere becomes shaky and the Earthquake create ground rupture, landslides, avalanches, fires, forests destroyed and severe building damage.
The main mechanism through which the layering happened is gravity: it pulled the heavier, denser material to the center, leaving the less dense material on the surface.
The material that was on the outside cooled quicker, but this was the result, not the cause.
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<span>2) Gravity caused more-dense material to move toward the center of each planet.</span>
3D microscopes contain zooming lens like camera's but some camera's do not have a 3D lens. Both of them record information that can later be analyzed visually. <span />
Well I think it's gonna be C - 90° N and 90<span>° S - because those latitudes are located exactly on both north and south poles and there's nothing more likely to see glaciers than the poles themselves.</span>
During the early earth, when photosynthesis has not yet evolved, there were only negligible amounts of free oxygen in the atmosphere. It was said that the Earth's atmosphere had no free oxygen then. This is about 3.5 billion years ago.
