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Which of the following best describes slab pull?A. A seafloor plate is pulled up to form a mountain range. B.A continental plate is pulled out of position by a seafloor plate. C.A seafloor plate is pulled under a continental plate by its own motion. D.A seafloor plate melts into magma during subduction.

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