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What layer of Earth's mantle lies beneath the lithosphere that has enough pressure and heat to allow rocks to flow like a liquid
with a viscous, caramel-like consistency?
Asthenosphere
Mesosphere
Troposphere
Exosphere
- The Asthenosphere is the correct answer.
- It lies beneath the lithosphere.
- It's like a thick, slow-moving fluid due to heat and pressure.
- This layer is important for tectonic plate movement.
- The Mesosphere is lower in the mantle.
- It's more rigid and is found beneath the asthenosphere.
- Not known for flowing like the asthenosphere.
- The Troposphere is part of Earth's atmosphere.
- It’s where weather happens, not related to the mantle.
- The Exosphere is the uppermost atmospheric layer.
- It's where Earth’s atmosphere merges into space.
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