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Ferro-magnesium mineral rich rocks lie deeper in the Mantle because: They are silicate minerals The density of the crust is greater than the density of the mantle. Iron and magnesium have higher densities than quartz-rich silicate rocks Iron and magnesium have lower densities than quart-rich silicate rocks. .

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