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2a. On the cross-section, mark the transition from continental crust to oceanic crust in green. Use what you know about plate thickness. The actual sea level does not necessarily tell you where the edge of the continental crust is. 2b. On the cross-section (Fig. 2), mark the plate boundary between the North American and African plates in blue.

2a. On the cross-section, mark the transition from continental crust to oceanic crust in green. Use what you know about plate thickness. The actual sea level does not necessarily tell you where the edge of the continental crust is. 2b. On the cross-section (Fig. 2), mark the plate boundary between the North American and African plates in blue.

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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2a. On the cross-section, mark the transition from continental crust to oceanic crust in green. Use what you know about plate thickness. The actual sea level does not necessarily tell you where the edge of the continental crust is. 2b. On the cross-section (Fig. 2), mark the plate boundary between the North American and African plates in blue. 55 m -2500 m -6461 m Graph: Min, Avg. Max Elevation: -6461,-4381, 55 m Range Totals: Distance: 6858 km Elev Gain/Loss 44816 m, -44787 m Max Slope: 54%, -13.3 % Avg Slope: 0.7%, -0.8% 19 m 0.0% 0m 1000 km 2000 km verwen 3000 km 4000 km 5000 km 6000 km 6858 km
Transcribed Image Text:2a. On the cross-section, mark the transition from continental crust to oceanic crust in green. Use what you know about plate thickness. The actual sea level does not necessarily tell you where the edge of the continental crust is. 2b. On the cross-section (Fig. 2), mark the plate boundary between the North American and African plates in blue. 55 m -2500 m -6461 m Graph: Min, Avg. Max Elevation: -6461,-4381, 55 m Range Totals: Distance: 6858 km Elev Gain/Loss 44816 m, -44787 m Max Slope: 54%, -13.3 % Avg Slope: 0.7%, -0.8% 19 m 0.0% 0m 1000 km 2000 km verwen 3000 km 4000 km 5000 km 6000 km 6858 km
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