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What is the name of the nearly continuous layer of rock at Earth's surface?
A.
asthenosphere
B.
lithosphere
C.
inner core
D.
outer core
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B. lithosphere
The lithosphere is the rigid, nearly continuous layer of rock at Earth's surface (crust plus the uppermost solid mantle), broken into tectonic plates.
The lithosphere is the rigid, nearly continuous layer of rock at Earth's surface (crust plus the uppermost solid mantle), broken into tectonic plates.
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