Asked by SHABRAELNN

New seafloor rock is continually being formed at mid-ocean ridges and old seafloor rock is continually removed at ocean trenches. If the rock on the continents compare with the age of the oldest rocks on the seafloor ?
Answered by Versace
The oldest continental rocks would be older that the oldest rocks on the sea floor.
Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by Anonymous
The oldest continental rocks would be much older than the seafloor rocks.
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