Which of the following is not a result of a mountain becoming too high?
A) normal faults
B) thrust faults
C) volcanism
D) melting in the mantle

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Volcanism is often associated with mountain building, as the increase in pressure and heat can cause magma to rise to the surface. Therefore, volcanism is not a result of a mountain becoming too high. Normal and thrust faults can occur due to the stress and compression associated with mountain building, and melting in the mantle can occur as a result of the subduction of tectonic plates.

Which of the Following Is Not a Result of a Mountain