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Chapter 19, Problem 48AC

The Appalachian Mountains were formed when

a. North America split from South America.

b. North America collided with Europe and Africa.

c. North America collided with South America.

d. North America split from Europe and Africa.

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Chapter 19, Problem 47AC

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Solution Summary: The author explains that the Appalachian Mountains were formed in the late Ordovician by the collision of the Eurasian and African plate with the North American plate.

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