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tectonic activity whereby earth is uplifted as one plate (oceanic crust) subducts under another plate (continental crust).

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The Andes Mountains are part of the Southern Cordillera formed from subduction zone volcanism at the convergent boundary of the Nazca plate and the South amaric

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what where the plats that are involed with the andes mountians

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what where the plats that are involed with the andes mountians

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The prevailing view is that the Andes became a mountain range between ten to six million years ago when a huge volume of rock dropped off the base of the Earth's crust in response to over-thickening of the crust in this region.

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The Andes Mountains line the western edge of South America, from Venezuela all the way along Chile to South America's southern tip, crossing through Ecuador, Pe

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What activaty is happing at the andes mountains

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What activaty is happing at the andes mountains

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Nothing really IS happing at the andes mountains but has many wild life around it, also its mostly cold there too

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The Andes are one of the best places to study geology in action. The Nazca oceanic plate slides eastward and dives beneath the South American continental plate.

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The Andes mountains were formed as a result of tectonic movements and faulting around 25 million years ago.

The mountain range harbors several active volcanoes.

The Andes Mountains are located farther from the Earth's center.

The largest salt flat, Salar de Uyuni, is found in the Andes Mountains