Mountains in Pakistan
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The document discusses the development of mountains in Pakistan. It explains that Pakistan's mountains were formed by the collision of two continental tectonic plates, the Indian plate and Eurasian plate, approximately 65 to 55 million years ago. This collision caused vast volcanic eruptions and uplifting of the lithospheric crust, resulting in the formation of some of the world's highest mountains, including five of the top ten highest peaks.
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