When rocks in the seafloor form, they can contain a record of the strength and direction (polarity) of the Earth's magnetic field. The diagram below shows this data from rocks on both sides of a mid-ocean ridge. chart of magnetic field strength and direction, roughly symmetrical about the mid-ocean ridge Modified from image courtesy of USGS Which statement best interprets this data?
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