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Transform Boundary occurs when tow plates slide past each other in the opposite direction. Then they slide past each other scraping hard against each other, releasing energy, usually causing stuff to break on the land, but usually happens in the ocean floor. There are example of these like the San Andres Fault, and the Alpine Fault

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Divergent Boundary occurs when tectonic plates move apart from each other. This occurs only with ocianic or only continental crust,which allows magma to rise towards the surface, in which it cools and becomes hard. Exmaples of these are the Mid-atlantic ridge, and the Great rift valley.

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Convervent Boundart occurs when tectonic plates move towards each other, and they collide one going under the other. This can occur with many tectonic plates like ocianic crashes with contenental and the denser goes under the less denses one, it can happen when two contenetal plates meet, and when two ocianic plates meet. Examples of Convergent Boundary's is the the Andes mountain.

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Transform | California Academy of Sciences

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Plate Boundaries  Convergent, Divergent, and Transform Boundaries 2