Crossword-Clue: metamorphism that occurs deep under the earth's surface
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11 letters (1 answer)
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- formed or occurring on the earth's surface 65.98%
- More than 2/3 of the earth's surface 63.74%
- Most of the Earth's surface 63.41%
- It covers 2% of the earth's surface 62.92%
- raised part of the earth's surface 62.92%
- Photographic documenters of the earth's surface 62.75%
- Nearly three-quarters of the earth's surface. 62.63%
- *Lowest point on the earth's surface 62.22%
- More than one-fourth of Earth's surface 61.70%
- Two-thirds of the earth's surface. 61.36%
- of igneous rock that has solidified beneath the earth's surface 61.02%
- Part of the earth's surface. 60.98%
- A DEEP OPENING IN THE EARTH'S SURFACE 60.87%
- Continent that covers nearly ten per cent of Earth's surface 60.87%
- Tract of the earth's surface. 60.24%
- Force at the earth's surface 60.24%
- It covers more than 30% of the earth's surface 60.00%
- One-third of the earth's surface 59.77%
- Formed on the earth's surface. 59.52%
- Imager of the earth's surface 59.52%
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