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-When two plates slide past each other in opposite direction

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-When two plates move towards each other and collide without one plate going under the other

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-When two plates move towards each other and collide without one plate going under the other

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-When two plates move away from each other or diverge.

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Transform boundaries cause the tectonic plates to slide past each other. The plates will grind against each other and the rocks will eventually break once the stress is great enough. When this happens earthquakes often occur.

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Convergent-   Oceanic/Oceanic Boundaries

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Convergent-   Oceanic/Oceanic Boundaries

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Both plates are thin and dense. One plate will run over the top of the other and the other will sink into the mantle creating a subduction zone.

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Oceanic crust sinks below the continental crust. The oceanic crust falls into the mantle while magma comes threw the submergence zone to make volcanoes.

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Neither side of the boundaries want to go under on another so they push up against each other to make high mountain ranges

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The two plates rift and create mid-ocean ridges. Magma will often come through the cracks of these and form volcanic mountains

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When the force of the plates pulling apart is two much the rock will crack and form faults or rifts.

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Divergent Plate Boundaries (or How do you make an ocean?)