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How did a rock of the great plains get to the rocky mountains?

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Answer:

Hi, so the Great Plains are made of sedimentary rock and were subducted and melted to magma which cooled to igneous rock, was uplifted and then formed the Rocky Mountains.

Explanation:

Basically it melted then cooled into igneous rock then was lifted and formed the rocky mountains!

-Hailey :)

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