a. subduction.
Explanation:
A subduction zone is a zone where the oceanic crust dives beneath the continental crust.
- Subduction zones are typical features of convergent margins where two plates pulls together.
- They are formed by continent-oceanic covergence and ocean - ocean covergence.
- In oceanic - continent convergence, the denser oceanic crust slides under the continental crust because it is denser than the mantle below.
- In oceanic - oceanic crust convergence, either of the plate slides under the other into the mantle.
- Trenches, volcanoes, earthquakes are typical geologic features associated with them.
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