Divergent boundaries, Convergent boundaries, Transform boundaries

Divergent boundaries move away from each other, Convergent boundaries collide with neighboring plates, Transform boundaries plates slide horizontally past each other.

In Divergent boundaries magma rises from the Earth's mantle to the surface, solidifying to create a new oceanic crust. In Convergent boundaries the impact of the colliding plates can cause the edges of one or both plates to buckle up into a mountain ranges or one of the plates may bend down into a deep seafloor trench. In Transform boundaries the plates rubbing against each other can cause portions of the rock to break, resulting in earthquakes.

Ocean-Continent, Continent-Continent, Ocean-Ocean

Ocean-Continent features many volcanic mountains that form along

subduction zones. Continent-Continent features are volcanoes, volcanic arcs, mountains, oceanic trenches, and island arcs. Ocean-Ocean features are volcanic island arcs

The 3 types of Plate Boundaries are Divergent Plate Boundaries, Convergent Plate Boundaries, and Transform Fault Boundaries.

Divergent Plate Boundaries move away from each other. Convergent Plate Boundaries push towards each other. Transform Fault Boundaries slide past each other.

At Divergent Plate Boundaries, an oceanic crust is produced by magma rising up from the Earth's mantle to the surface. At Convergent Plate Boundaries, the colliding plates can form mountain ranges and trenches. At Transform Fault Boundaries, the plates sliding past each other can cause parts of the rock to break, making an earthquake occur.

The 3 types of Convergent Plate Boundaries are Ocean-Continent, Continent-Continent, and Ocean-Ocean.

The features associated with Ocean-Continent are ocean trenches and volcanic mountains. Island arcs are associated with Ocean-Ocean. Mountain ranges are associated with Continent-Continent.

The three types of Plate Boundaries. They are transform, convergent, and divergent.

Transform moves a sliding motion left and right. Convergent moves together. Divergent is moving apart.

In transform the sliding means the area is moving white coming into contact with another area. Then in convergent, the areas are getting closer to each other. However, in divergent the areas are growing apart.

The three types of convergent boundaries are oceanic-oceanic, oceanic-continental, and continental-continental

Within oceanic-oceanic the big thing connected with this boundary is the ocean and/or any big source of fresh water (for example: rivers). Oceanic-continental's big connecting feature is how it connects with the trench that separates land from water. Then continental-continental is known for strictly being land.

The three types of Plate Boundaries are Divergent, Convergent, and Transform boundaries.

For divergent boundaries the plates move away from each other. Convergent plates move towards each other. Transform plates slide past each other.

In Divergent plate boundaries, magma rises to the Earth's surface creating a new oceanic crust when earthquakes occur. Convergent plate boundaries can cause trenches and mountain ranges because of the impact of the colliding plates. Lastly, Transform plate boundaries can cause earthquakes when the plates slide past each other.

The three types of convergent plate boundaries are oceanic-continental, continental-continental, and oceanic-oceanic.

The features associated with oceanic-continent include volcanic mountains. Continent-Continent features include mountain ranges and volcanoes. Oceanic-Oceanic features include island arcs.

The 3 different types of plate boundaries are Divergent, Convergent, and Transform Fault boundaries

Divergent move away from each other. Convergent push towards each other. Transform Fault go or slide past each other.

For Divergent magma rises from the Earth's mantle to the surface to form a new ocean crust. For Convergent the colliding plates may either go into mountain ranges or bend down into the ocean floor. For Transform Fault cause shallow earthquakes and large displacement of rocks.

Ocean-Continent

Continent-Continent

Ocean-Ocean

Ocean - Continent - has volcanic mountains that are along the sub-duction zone

Continent - Continent - has volcanoes, mountains, ocean trenches, island arcs and volcanic arcs

Ocean - Ocean - only has volcanic island arcs

The three different types of plate boundaries include divergent plate boundaries, convergent plate boundaries, and transform plate boundaries.

Divergent plate boundaries move away from each other. Convergent plate boundaries move towards each other. Transform plate boundaries slide past each other.

Along the divergent plate boundaries, earthquakes are common and magma rises from the Earth's mantle to the surface, solidifying to create new oceanic crust. With the convergent plate boundaries, the impact of the colliding plates can cause the edges of one or both plates to buckle up into mountain ranges or one of the plates may bend down into a deep seafloor trench. As the plates rub against each other to transform plate boundaries, huge stresses can cause portions of the rock to break, resulting in earthquakes.

The three types of convergent plate boundaries include oceanic-oceanic boundaries, oceanic-continental boundaries, and continental-continental boundaries.

Deep ocean trenches, volcanoes, island arcs, submarine mountain ranges, and fault lines can be associated with oceanic-oceanic, oceanic-continental, and continental-continental convergent boundaries.

The three types of plate boundaries are Divergent, Convergent, and Transform.

Divergent moves apart, Convergent moves together, and Transform moves side by side.

In Divergent boundaries, new crust is generated as the plates pull away from each other. With Convergent boundaries, crust is destroyed as one plate dives under another. With Transform boundaries, crust is neither produced or destroyed as the plates slide horizontally past each other.

The three types of convergent plate boundaries are oceanic-oceanic, oceanic-continental, and continental-continental.

The geologic features that are associated with every type of convergent plate boundary are deep ocean trenches, volcanoes, island arcs, submarine mountain ranges, and fault lines.

The Three Plate boundary types are Divergent, Convergent and transform boundaries.

The three different types of boundaries consist of Convergent boundary,Divergent boundary,and Transform boundary.

Convergent plates move towards each other. Divergent boundaries move away from each other. Transform plates slide past each other.

For Convergent the coming together can cause trenches and mountains. Divergent magma rises to the surface of the Earths mantle which will add onto the earths crust. For transform boundaries the plates just slide horizontally past each other.

The three types of convergent plate boundaries are Ocean Continent, Continent continent, Ocean,Ocean

Continent continent are volcanoes,colcanic arce,Mountains and ocean trenches,Ocean continent are volcanic mountains, Ocean Ocean are volcanic island.

The 3 types of Plate Boundaries are transform, convergent and divergent.

Transform is a right to left sliding motion. Convergent plates move together. Divergent move apart.

Transform plate boundaries cause earthquakes when they rub against one another. Convergent can cause trenches and mountain ranges. Finally, Divergent plate boundaries are when magma rises to the Earth's surface create a new oceanic crust.

ocean-continent, continent-continent, ocean-ocean

ocean- continent: volcanic mountains that are along the sub-duction zone

continent-continent: volcanoes, mountains, ocean trenches, island arcs and vocanic arcs.

ocean-ocean: only has volcanic island arcs

The three types of Plate Boundaries are: Divergent, convergent, and transform.

For a Divergent boundary, the two tectonic plates move away from each other. For a convergent boundary, the plates move towards each other. For a Transform boundary the tectonic plates slide horizontally past each other.

In a Divergent boundary earthquakes are common along with magma that rises from the Earth's mantle to the surface, solidifying to create a new oceanic crust. In a Convergent boundary one of the plates will move under the other in a process known as subduction that creates mountains. Finally in a Transform boundary huge stresses are placed on the rock causing it to break creating earthquakes.

The three types of Convergent boundaries are ocean-ocean, ocean-continent, and continent-continent.

The features associated with ocean-ocean are Volcanic Island arcs. ocean-continent features volcanic mountains. continent-continent features mountain ranges.

The 3 types of Plate Boundaries are Divergent, Convergent, and Transform.

Divergent plate boundaries move away from each other. Convergent plate boundaries move towards each other and collide. Transform plate boundaries slide parallel to each other in opposite directions.

At divergent plate boundaries, magma rises to the Earth's surface. This creates a new oceanic crust during earthquakes. With convergent plate boundaries, the colliding plates either create mountain ranges or bend into the ocean floor. For transform plate boundaries, portions of rock begin to break, causing earthquakes.

The 3 types of Convergent plate boundaries are oceanic-oceanic, oceanic-continental, and continental-continental.

The oceanic-oceanic convergent plate boundary features volcanic island arcs. The oceanic-continental convergent boundary features volcanic activity and ocean trenches. The continental-continental convergent plate boundary features mountain ranges.

The three types of Plate Boundaries are Transform, Divergent, and Convergent.

Transform plates slide past one another left and right. Divergent plates move away from each other, and Convergent boundaries slide towards each other and may collide.

Divergent plate boundaries cause volcanic eruptions and shallow earthquakes where the plates rip apart. Magma also rises from the Earth's mantle forming an ocean crust. Convergent plate boundaries cause volcanoes to erupt on the overriding plate and earthquakes at a variety of depths. Due to collisions, the impact of the colliding plates causes the edges to buckle up into mountain ranges or bend down into a seafloor trench. In Transform plates, an earthquake may occur from the rock breaking off.

The 3 types of convergent plate boundaries are oceanic-continental, oceanic-oceanic, and continental-continental.

The geological features that are formed at convergent plate boundaries include volcanoes, volcanic arcs, mountains especially in arcs, oceanic trenches, and island arcs.

The 3 types of plate boundaries are divergent boundaries, convergent boundaries, and transform boundaries

Each boundary moves differently. Divergent boundaries pull away while convergent dives under one another resulting in the crust being destroyed. Transform boundaries slide past each other.

In divergent boundaries, magma rises from the earth's mantle to the crust creating a gap between plates. For convergent boundaries, the plates collide making a mountain from the plates building on top of one another. Lastly, transform boundaries are sliding past each other causing earthquakes and damage to the area surrounding.

the 3 types of convergent plate boundaries are continental-continental, continental-oceanic, and oceanic-oceanic.

Continental-oceanic features tend to be volcanic with ocean trenches forming. Continental-continental make mountains and mountain ranges. Oceanic- oceanic makes volcanic island arcs.

The 3 types of plate boundaries are divergent, convergent, and transform boundaries.

Divergent plates move away from each other. Convergent plates move towards each other. Transform plate boundaries slide parallel to one another in opposite directions

Divergent plate boundaries can cause volcanic eruptions, and for magma to rise from the earth's mantle to the crust creating gaps. Convergent plate boundaries collide creating a mountain from the plates going on top of one another. Lastly, transform plate boundaries can cause earthquakes from the rock breaking.

3 types of convergent plate boundaries are oceanic-oceanic, oceanic-continental, and continental-continental

Oceanic-oceanic; volcanic island arcs. Continental-Oceanic; boundary features volcanic activity. Continental-continental; mountain ranges.

There are three types of plate boundaries and they are Convergent, Transform, and Divergent.

Each type of plate moves a curtain way that is different from the other plates. Convergent plates move towards each other, while Divergent plates move away from each other, and Transform plates slide past each other.

-Divergent plate boundaries can cause volcanic eruptions and magma to rise from the earths mantle to the crusts and that creates gaps.

-Convergent plate boundaries collide making mountains from the plates build on top of another one.

-Transform plate boundaries slide past each other causing earthquakes that damage the area near it.

The 3 types of Convergent plate boundaries are continental-oceanic, continental-continental, and oceanic-oceanic.

The features that are associated with each type of convergent plate boundary are volcanic arcs, mountain ranges with continental-continental boundaries, deep sea trenches in oceanic-oceanic boundaries, and subduction zones,

There are three types of plate boundaries they are: Convergent boundaries, divergent boundaries, and transform boundaries.

In fact, the plates all move about in different ways, For example: Convergent plates tend to move towards each other, Divergent plates tend to move away, Transform boundary plates tend to usually slide

past each other

Divergent plate boundaries can lead to Volcanic eruptions, which cause magma to rise from the Earth's mantle causing gaps. As for Convergent boundary plates, they collide creating in most cases Mountains to form due to the plates going on top of each other. Transform boundary plates, can potentially cause earthquakes from rock breaking.

The 3 types of convergent plate boundaries are Continental- Oceanic, continental-continental, and finally, oceanic- oceanic

The features of Oceanic-oceanic are volcanic island arcs, continental-oceanic includes volcanic activity, and continental-continental includes Mountain Ranges.

The 3 types of plate boundaries are Convergent, Divergent, Transform

Convergent boundaries move toward each other while Divergent boundaries move away from each other and Transform boundaries slide past each other.

• Convergent: collide making mountains when the plates build on top of each other

• Divergent: Cause volcanic eruptions and causes magma to rise from the earth's mantle to the crust creating gaps

• Transform: causes earthquakes from the rocks breaking

Oceanic, Continental Oceanic, and Continental-Continental

• Oceanic: volcanic island arcs

• Continental Oceanic: volcanic activity

• Continental-Continental: Mountain ranges

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• The 3 types of Plate Boundaries are Divergent (move away from each other), Convergent (move towards each other), and transform (slide past each other).

The three types of Plate Boundaries are convergent, divergent, and transform.

Divergent move away from each other, convergent move towards each other, transform slide past each other.

• Divergent: can cause volcanic activity and shallow earthquakes.

• Convergent: causes subduction zones and make volcanoes and a variety of earthquakes

• Transform: Little to no volcanic activity and produce shallow earthquakes

The three types of convergent plate boundaries are oceanic - oceanic, oceanic- continental, and continental - continental.

Trenches, mountains, and volcanoes are associated with convergent plate boundaries.

The 3 types of plate boundaries are Divergent, Convergent, and Transform.

Convergent plates move towards each other and collide. Divergent plate boundaries move away from each other. Transform plate boundaries slide parallel to each other in opposite directions.

Divergent plate boundaries, the magma rises to Earth's surface. This now creates new oceanic crust during the earthquakes. Convergent Plate boundaries, the plates when they collide will either create a mountain range or bend in the ocean. Transform plate boundaries some rocks begin to break, causing earthquakes.

The 3 types of Convergent plate boundaries are oceanic-oceanic, oceanic-continental, and continental continental.

The oceanic-oceanic convergent plate boundary features volcanic island arcs. The oceanic-continental convergent boundary features volcanic activity and ocean trenches. The continental-continental convergent plate boundary features mountain ranges.

The 3 types of Plate boundaries are of the following: Divergent, Convergent, Transform.

Divergent boundaries pull away from each other. Convergent boundaries move towards one another, with one plate being destroyed as the other slides underneath. Transform boundaries slide horizontally past one another with neither of the plates being destroyed.

• When two plates are drifting apart from each other as a divergent plate boundary, the tension typically causes earthquakes followed by magma rising from the Earth's mantle to the surface which later solidifies to create new oceanic crust.

• When two plates are colliding with each other as a convergent boundary, this can either create both of the blates to buckle upwards into mountains, or to bend downwards into sea trenches.

• As two plates slide past one another as a transform boundary, this can cause shallow earthquakes, drastic crustal deformation, or displacement of rock.

The 3 types of convergent plate boundaries are the following: ocean-ocean, ocean-continent, and continent-continent.

• Oceanic-oceanic convergent plate boundaries cause volcanic island arcs.

• Oceanic-continent convergent plate boundaries can cause volcanic activity

• Continental-continental convergent boundaries can form mountain ranges.

There are three types of plate boundaries, included are Convergent, transform, and divergent boundaries

Convergent boundaries move closer together, Divergent boundaries separate from each other, and Transform boundaries slide over and under each other.

Divergent boundaries, can cause magma to rise from the mantle to the earths crust and create a gap between the plates

Convergent plate boundaries, create mountains, formed above of the plates that are on top of another.

Transform boundaries are what cause earthquakes, and earthly damage near it.

Ocean-continent,

Continent-continent

Ocean-Ocean

Ocean continent boundaries, sub-duction occurs as well as volcanic mountains. Ocean Ocean Boundaries create island arcs, and Continent Continent boundaries create Mountains, the possibility of volcanoes.

The three different types of plate boundaries are transform, divergent, and convergent.

Divergent plates move away from each other, Transform plates move alongside each other, and Covergent plates move toward each other.

Covergent plates dive beneath each other resulting in earthquakes. Transform plates slide past each other causing shallow earthquakes but no volcanic activity. Divergent plates generate a new crust.

Oceanic-oceanic, Oceanic-Continental, continental-continental

The features associated with convergent plate boundaries are trenches, volcanoes, and mountains.