Ellen50 Ellen50

07-01-2015
Geography

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How are seamounts like the rockies ? PLEASE im leaving soon

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lrathburn lrathburn

07-01-2015

Seamounts and the rockies are both mountain ranges. The only difference is that seamounts are below the water surface and the rockies are above the water.

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jbphaley223 jbphaley223

30-11-2018

they are both forms of mountains they seamounts are in water and the rockies are out of water

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