CHCASE Dashboard The heat from Earth's core results in the cycling of matter in the mantle through convection currents. The model shows four locations on Earth labeled P-S and how the mantle circulates heat from the core to the cust. Which change is observed due to the convection currents in the mantle? mid ocean ridge O Tectonic plates move. crust O Water circulates in the ocean. pcean trench O Crust becomes hotter, raising the surface temperature. convection current convection current O Crust becomes more dense, sinking to form trenches.

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