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Which layer of the Earth is responsible for tectonic plate movement? (2019)
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Which layer of the Earth is responsible for tectonic plate movement? (2019)
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Mantle
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Inner Core
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Which layer of the Earth is responsible for tectonic plate movement? (2019)
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Step 1: Understand that the Earth has different layers: the crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core.
Step 2: Identify that tectonic plates are part of the Earth's crust.
Step 3: Learn that the mantle is the layer beneath the crust.
Step 4: Focus on the asthenosphere, which is a part of the upper mantle that is semi-fluid.
Step 5: Realize that the movement of the asthenosphere causes the tectonic plates on the crust to move.
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