<span>A mantle tuft underlies Iceland, of which the hotspot is believed to be the surface articulation. This upgrades the volcanism as of now caused by plate partition, both at the focal point of the island and at the Reykjanes edge toward the southwest of Iceland's principle volcanic zone. The crest is accepted to be very tight, maybe 100 km over, and reaches out down to no less than 400– 650 km underneath the Earth's surface, and perhaps down deeply mantle limit.</span>
They are believed to cause divergence of lithospheric plates at the <span>mid atlantic ridge </span><span> The currents reallocate heat from a certain place to another through mass motion of fluid (such as molten rock or water), The difference in temperature between core and lithosphere material generate enough force for the divergence to happen.</span>
I'd choose C.) and here is why. If I asked someone for directions to a hotel they are going to describe the roads and buildings to me. They might say it is built in an embankment then I know to look for a hotel in an embankment. If this is wrong please let me know so I can research more on the subject.
