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can bring us the next time u go mount everest

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-when it’s compressed it buckle and folds
-there are two types of fold mountains ( continental continental plates and oceanic continental plates )
-fold mountains are found at convergent place boundaries

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how fold mountains are formed

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Fold mountaina are mountains that form mainly by the effects of folding on layers of rock within the upper part of the earths crust.

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Fold mountaina are mountains that form mainly by the effects of folding on layers of rock within the upper part of the earths crust.

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Types of tectonic plates involved
- Two continental plates
- One oceanic and One continental plate

Definition of Fold Mountains
- Mountains that form mainly by the effects of folding on layers of rocks within the upper part of Earth's mantle

Process of forming Fold Mountains
- Folding

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-fold mountains are formed by tectonic plates converging at plate boundaries
- there are 2 types of plate boundaries ( two continental plates & oceanic-continental plates )
- an example of of fold mountains are the Himalayas

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there are different types of plates that make up a fold mountain. i never knew the himalayas was a fold mountain formed by the indian and eurasian plate converging towards each other i thought it just grew out of the earth for a long time

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1. how fold mountains are formed
- continental-continental convergence
- oceanic-continental convergence
(the formation process)

2. the names of fold mountains across the world (Himalayas, The Rocky Mountains etc.)

3. The types of tectonic plates involved in formation of fold mountains
- 2 continental plates
- 1 oceanic plate + 1 continental plate

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When plates collide with each other they destruct stuff

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the types of fold mountains

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there are 5 different types of folds, but mainly symmetrical fold and asymmetrical fold
fold mountain are formed when oceanic plate and continental or continental and continental plate collide
oceanic plate and continental plate is different from continental plate and continental plate in terms of forming fold mountains

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-There are many types of fold mountains
-some fold mountains are not found along plate boundaries (Appalachian mountains and Ural mountains)
-fold mountains have “limbs”

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how the rocky mountain n the himalayas was formed

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what was the first fold mountain to ever exist

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The different types of gold mountains

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how fold mountains are formed
two types of fold mountains
1. continental continental plate
2. oceanic continental plate
there are 5 types of folds

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how similar the fold mountains are formed by continental-continental convergence and/or oceanic-continental convergence

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different types of fold mountains

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1. there are different types of folds
- asymmetrical fold
-symmetrical fold
2. fold mountains are made up of sedimentary rocks
3. there are three entrances to the Himalayan range

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There are two types of plat boundary,
Continental-continental convergence and
Continental-oceanic convergence.

There can be two different types of tectonic plates involved,
Two continental plates and one oceanic and one continental plate.

The resultant compressional force creates immense pressure which causes layers of rock on the upper part of the crust to buckle and gold

-randall

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How do plate boundaries “move”. Like the appalachian and ural mountains are old fold mountains that used to be at the boundary but now those boundaries are no longer there…how did they just disappear?

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how do we know how old these mountains are 😃

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there are 2 different tyoe of tectonic plates that are involved in the creation of fold mountains
it is due to faulting and there are old and young mountains

stanley

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-There are 2 types of plate boundaries, continental-continental convergence, and oceanic-continental convergence.
-The process of convergence can vary depending on the density of the converging plates, a denser plate converging with a less dense plate will cause subduction, while 2 equally dense plates will resist subduction.
-The type of rock involved in fold mountains are sedimentary rocks

~Elvina

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Fold mountains are formed mainly by the effects of rock layers in the Earth’s upper crust.

Tectonic plates like continental-continental or oceanic-continental plates converge to form such fold mountains.

the types of folds - symmetrical and asymmetrical folds - synclines and anticlines of each

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The process of fold mountains

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- there are two types of convergence (continental-continental convergence)
(oceanic-continental convergence)

-continental plates after colliding and compression, it buckles and fold. while oceanic plates after colliding and compression subducts below the continental plate.

- fold mountains is made up of sedimentary rock

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Process of fold mountains

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the himalayan range has three entrances

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1. Fold mountains are formed by the folding of sedimentary rocks
2. Fold mountains occur along convergent plate boundaries
3. Young fold mountains are less than 100 million years old, while old fold mountains are about 270 to 400 million years old.

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does the old fold mountains that are not on the plate boundaries still grow?

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1. That fold mountains can be formed through the convergence of either 2 Continental plates or 1 Oceanic plate and 1 Continental plate.

2. That that when a Continental plate and a Oceanic plate converge, an oceanic trench would form together with the fold mountain

3. That most fold mountains are found at the convergent plate boundaries of plates.

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some old fold mountains are not on plate boundary as the plate has shifted

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1. Fold mountains form along any convergent plate boundary
2. Many fold mountains today are still getting bigger due to being along convergent plate boundaries.
3. Older fold mountains are no longer located along plate boundaries.

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The Juan De Fuca plate has almost entirely subducted under the North American plate.

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they r found at o-c and o-o convergence

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1) they care formed when one oceanic plate and another plate converges.
2) three examples are the Sunda Trench, Peru-Chile Trench and Mariana Trench
3) They are deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep

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Nah cuh

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Challenger Deep is hella deep

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Mariana Trench - Deepest
Peru-chile Trench - Longest

A Trench is a long/linear depression in the sea floor

Process is called subduction

Jing Yan /ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\

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-they can be formed by oceanic-oceanic convergence and oceanic-continental convergence
-trenches are linear and narrow depressions in the sea floor
-the denser oceanic plate subducts below continental plate

Sharifah

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Sunda Trench is the trench closest to SG

Jing Yan /ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\

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it can happen between oceanic continental convergence or oceanic oceanic convergence.
it form volcano on continental plate
it forms because oceanic plate subduct under continental plate

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1.it’s formed along convergent boundaries
2.it’s can be form by oceanic oceanic plates and oceanic convergent plates
3.it has process called folding

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no fam

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nuh uh

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Nope :D

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The Mariana Trench is deeper than the height of Mount Everest

Sharifah

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marina trench is the deepest trench
peru-chile trench is the longest trench
trenches are depressions in the sea floor
-roshini

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a human has gone to the bottom of mariana trench
-roshini

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-Oceanic trench is found at oceanic-oceanic convergence and oceanic-continental convergence.
-the process of forming an oceanic trench is called subduction
-The oceanic trench is the deepest part of the ocean floor
~Elvina ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ

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It can be formed by oceanic oceanic convergence and oceanic continental convergence.

They are long/linear and narrow depression

Example of an oceanic trench is sundah trench which is found along Australian plate and Eurasian plate

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it do be deep

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i snitch on stanely

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1.they are found at oceanic oceanic convergence and oceanic continental convergence
2.subduction process
3.trench is a long narrow linear depression in the sea floor
-kimyuan

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oceanic trenches are found at both oceanic-continental convergence and oceanic-oceanic convergence
learnt how oceanic trenches are formed
the denser oceanic plate subducts beneath the less dense continental/oceanic plate
-ella

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Marina trench very deep
~Elvina ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ

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No

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1. An oceanic trench is a long, linear and narrow depression in the sea floor
2. Sunda trench is formed when the Australian plate subducts beneath the Eurasian plate
3. Oceanic trenches can be found along oceanic-oceanic convergence and oceanic-continental convergence

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1) they can be found along oceanic-oceanic and along oceanic-continental convergent plates
2) The Marina oceanic trench is the deepest trench
3) Oceanic trenches are long, linear and norrow depressions in the sea floor

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Marina trench is very deep
(Idk I’m absent)

Stanley

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Mariana Trench is Deeeep

Stanley

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Very deep

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It can be formed by oceanic oceanic convergence and oceanic continental convergence

They are long/linear and narrow depression

Example of an oceanic trench is sundah trench which is found along Australian plate and Eurasian plate

-Randall

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oceanic trenches are formed by both o-c and o-o convergence
some examples are : peru chile trench , mariana n sunda trench

samantha

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1. there are 2 types of tectonic plates involved
- 2 oceanic plates
OR
- 1 continental and 1 oceanic plate

2. both tectonic plates *converge*

3. the denser oceanic plate would always subduct beneath the less dense plate (other oceanic plate or the continental plate)

- sarah

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it is possible to get to the bottom of Mariana trench (2 humans have done so before) even though it is super deep

-sarah

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Volcanoes are formed at divergent or convergent plate boundaries

Volcanoes can be found not at plate boundaries but at hotspots

Volcanoes have vents and cones

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Volcanoes are large af. LARGE

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There are 2 different types of volcanoes (Stratovolcano and Shield volcano)

They are located at convergent and divergent plate boundaries, n can be found at hotspots as well

How volcanoes are formed

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The difference between the 2 volcanoes
-the summit n height
-the type of lava ejected

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there are two types of volcanoes (stratovolcano and shield volcano)

they can be found at convergent and divergent plate boundaries and also found at hotspots

the viscosity of the lava

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I found it interesting that the different viscosity of the lava formed different types of volcanoes

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- there are two types of volcanoes
• stratovolcanoes (concave)
•shield volcanoes(convex)
-volcanoes are mostly found along the pacific ocean
-volcanoes are found at hot spots

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there is silicon in lava

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- There are 2 main types of volcanoes(Stratovolcano and Shield volcano)
- The different volcanoes can be determined by various factors such as appearance and the type of lava it ejects
- Stratovolcanoes look concave while shield volcanoes look convex

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Will they test on the nature of eruption for exams?

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Lava can have different viscosities (based on silica content)

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1. volcanoes can be found at
- convergent plate boundaries
- divergent plate boundaries
- hotspots
2. there are two types of volcanoes
- stratovolcano
- shield volcano
3. types of lava for the two types of volcanoes
-  shield volcanoes (low viscosity)
- stratovolcano (high viscosity)

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i’ve read that volcanoes can cause/trigger tsunamis and earthquakes etc. (other natural disasters basically)

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its happens on convergence plate boundaries
it is caused by the crust buckling and folding
one of the example is mount everest

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plates are able to completely subduct under the other

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found at oc or oo convergence plate boundary
caused by subduction of a denser plate under a lighter plate
can be extremely deep
-yuhao

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volcanoes can appear in
divergent plate boundary
convergent plate boundary
hotspot

there are 2 types of volcanoes
stratovolcano and shield volcano

volcano spew out either high viscosity or low viscosity lavas

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volcano erupting can trigger other natural disasters like flash flood earthquake even tsunami

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do the "old" plate boundaries just disappear or do they merge with another tectonic plate??

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do the "old" plate boundaries just disappear or do they merge with another tectonic plate??

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jing wen

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the fact that mountains can be so long that they can be stretched across many countries 

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the fact that mountains can be so long that they can be stretched across many countries 

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lava can have different viscosities :0 and cause other forms of natural disasters

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lava can have different viscosities :0 and cause other forms of natural disasters

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jing wen

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- two different kinds of volcanoes can be formed (shield and stratovolcano)
- the viscosity of the lava is hence different between the two volcanoes
- they can be found between convergent and divergent playte boundaries, also in 'hotspots'.

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there are 2 types of volcanoes, stratovolcano and shiled volcanoes

they have different viscosity

they are found us convergent and divergent plate boundaries, or in hotspots

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the dangerous part about volcanoes are not the lava but the other events that occur due to the erupttion ,like floods landslides

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There are two types of plate boundaries that forms fold mountains, continental-continental convergence and continental-oceanic convergence.
The fold mountains when forming have to buckle and fold

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The forming of fold mountains

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Happens when there is oceanic-continental convergence and oceanic-oceanic convergence.
It creates a long,linear and narrow depression.
The denser plate always subducts beneath the less dense plate.

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They can be formed at convergent and divergent plate boundaries and also at hotspots.
They different viscosity
There are two types of volcanoes.

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The lava contains silica