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Question 11 When two tectonic plates collide, why doesn't the continental crust subduct? Because continental crust is more dense than oceanic crust O-Because continental crust is more dense than the mantle O Because continental crust is less dense than oceanic crust O Because continental crust is less dense than other continental crust 3 pts
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