U"Q14.What Do You Think Is The Basis Of Scientists In Dividing Earths Lithosphere Into Several Plates?"

Q14.What do you think is the basis of scientists in dividing Earths lithosphere into several plates?

 

Because of its rock composition and the bounderies it has on other plates.


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