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    The Continental Rise Typically Ends at A(n) _______ at a Depth
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The Continental Rise Typically Ends at A(n) _______ at a Depth

Question 12

Question 12

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The continental rise typically ends at a(n) _______ at a depth of about 5 kilometers.


A) slope
B) trench
C) abyssal plain
D) mid-oceanic ridge
E) continental slope

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