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Kitty [74]
2 years ago
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Sometimes more than two plates come together at a special kind of plate boundary, as shown in the figure. What type of plate bou

ndary feature is shown here at the intersection of the african, indian, and antarctic plates?.
Geography
1 answer:
VladimirAG [237]2 years ago
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Usually, when two plates comes together (moving towards another), its forms the convergent type of boundary

<h3>What is convergent type of boundary?</h3>

The convergent boundary is a point in the lithosphere where two or more  plates collide because they move towards themselves.

Some features of the convergent boundary includes activities of earthquakes.

In conclusion, when two or more plates comes together, they forms a convergent type of boundary.

Read more about convergent boundary

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