No, as the mid oceanic ridges are place where the new crust is formed and hence volcanic mounts.
Explanation:
The occurrence of the magmas o the earth surface are formed by the presence of the mid-oceanic ridges that release the lavas that reaches the surface and the folds in the mountains caused by the compressional plate margin
<u>And these are found along the destructive plate margins while the divergent plates or the constructive plate margins are found near the ridges and are sources of the volcanic zones.
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Below the mid-oceanic ridges lie the asthenosphere and are the point of the release of the pressure and the lavas which slowly forms the plates and the ridges.