The Principles of Buoyancy and Balance, When Applied to Earth's

question 178

Multiple Choice

The principles of buoyancy and balance, when applied to Earth's crust, helps us to explain fluctuations in Earth's outer crust, a property known as

• A) magnetism.
• B) Moho effect.
• C) isostasy.
• D) orogenesis.

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