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A layer of molten metal, mainly nickel (Ni) and iron (Fe), that surrounds Earth's inner core.
Mesosphere
inner core
asthenosphere
outer core
Continental Shelf
Continental slope
Continental Crust
mantle
This is the land that drops down steeply at the edge of a continental shelf.
Mesosphere
inner core
asthenosphere
outer core
Continental Shelf
Continental slope
Continental Crust
mantle
A solid sphere of metal, mainly nickel (Ni) iron (Fe), at Earth's center.
Mesosphere
inner core
asthenosphere
outer core
Continental Shelf
Continental slope
Continental Crust
mantle
The layer of rock between Earth's outer core and crust, in which most rock is hot enough to flow in convection currents.
Mesosphere
inner core
asthenosphere
outer core
Continental Shelf
Continental slope
Continental Crust
mantle
The lower layer of the mantle that boarders Earth's molten core. Rocks are hot enough to flow in convection currents.
Mesosphere
inner core
asthenosphere
outer core
Continental Shelf
Continental slope
Continental Crust
mantle
A thin outer layer of rock above a planet's mantle, including all dry land.
Mesosphere
inner core
asthenosphere
outer core
Continental Shelf
Continental slope
Continental Crust
mantle
The flat or gradually sloping land that extends under-water from the edge of a continent to a continental slope.
Mesosphere
inner core
asthenosphere
outer core
Continental Shelf
Continental slope
Continental Crust
mantle
The layer of Earth's upper mantle directly under the lithosphere in which rock is soft and weak because it is close to melting.
Mesosphere
inner core
asthenosphere
outer core
Continental Shelf
Continental slope
Continental Crust
mantle
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