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No because new tectonic plates form and spread and make new rocks @ ry ry 

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No because new tectonic plates form and spread and make new rocks @ ry ry 

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No Land will. Spread plates come apart and lava comes up and make new rocks

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No because as time past the lands will continue to spread apart and lava continue to come up and cool and from new lands

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No because as time past the lands will continue to spread apart and lava continue to come up and cool and from new lands

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No because the sea floor spreads and pushes the continents away

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No because the sea floor spreads and pushes the continents away

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No because as time goes on the mid-Ocean ridge will continue to push apart and lava will continue to be released and cool to form new land formations

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No the land will continue to spread

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No because the sea floor spreads and pushes the continents away

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No because the sea floor spreads and pushes the continents away

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no because tectonic plates are constantly moving which means in a million years the maps will not be the same and they will be slightly different.

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No because the seafloor  will keep spreading out and the continents will probably keep shifting

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No because the volcanos will erode and create new rock and the sea floor will spread

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No because the sea floor spreads

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No, the seafloor  is constantly moving and it will look completely different from how it looks now.

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No, because the sea floor is spreading and growing. Making the continents move.

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No because the plates are always moving and the seafloor is always spreading, so the maps would not be the same because everything is always moving.

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No, because the seafloor is spreading in some places, because of tectonic plates moving apart and magma rising up and forming new rock. In other places tectonic places are moving together and pushing rock into magma, where it is melted and recycled. This is pushing some continents apart and others together, eventually changing what the earth looks like altogether. 

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No, because the seafloor is spreading in some places, because of tectonic plates moving apart and magma rising up and forming new rock. In other places tectonic places are moving together and pushing rock into magma, where it is melted and recycled. This is pushing some continents apart and others together, eventually changing what the earth looks like altogether. 