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Earth's interior influences surface features from "summary" of Principles of Geology, Volume 1 by Charles Lyell,Sir Charles Lyell

The features of the Earth's surface are not fixed and unchanging, but are constantly being shaped and altered by processes occurring deep within the planet. The interior of the Earth is a dynamic environment, where molten rock moves and shifts, creating pressure and heat that can have a profound impact on the surface above. These forces can result in the formation of mountains, valleys, and other geological features that we see on the Earth's surface. The movement of molten rock beneath the Earth's crust can create volcanic activity, leading to the eruption of lava and the formation of new landforms. This process can also result in the creation of mountains through the uplift of the Earth's crust. Additionally, the folding and faulting of rocks caused by the movement of tectonic plates can create valleys, canyons, ...
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    Principles of Geology, Volume 1

    Charles Lyell

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