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Which is a result of Earth’s magnetic poles reversing over time?(1 point)
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distinct bands in rocks that contain magnetic particles
distinct bands in rocks that contain magnetic particles
high amounts of iron found in ocean rocks
high amounts of iron found in ocean rocks
magma rising to the ocean floor at mid-ocean ridges
magma rising to the ocean floor at mid-ocean ridges
volcanoes occurring at tectonic plate boundaries
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distinct bands in rocks that contain magnetic particles
distinct bands in rocks that contain magnetic particles
high amounts of iron found in ocean rocks
high amounts of iron found in ocean rocks
magma rising to the ocean floor at mid-ocean ridges
magma rising to the ocean floor at mid-ocean ridges
volcanoes occurring at tectonic plate boundaries
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**distinct bands in rocks that contain magnetic particles**
This phenomenon is known as magnetic striping and is a result of the periodic reversal of Earth's magnetic poles during the formation of new oceanic crust at mid-ocean ridges. As magma rises and solidifies, iron-rich minerals align with the current magnetic field, creating distinct bands that record the history of magnetic reversals.
**distinct bands in rocks that contain magnetic particles**
This phenomenon is known as magnetic striping and is a result of the periodic reversal of Earth's magnetic poles during the formation of new oceanic crust at mid-ocean ridges. As magma rises and solidifies, iron-rich minerals align with the current magnetic field, creating distinct bands that record the history of magnetic reversals.
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