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Gulf Oil Spill – Petroleum poisioning and Volcano.mp4
henningkemner FREEDOMLINK BLOG RADIO www.blogtalkradio.com As the name already suggests, this crust is below the oceans. There, the crust is 4-7 miles (6-11 km) thick. The rocks of the oceanic […]
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