Convergent plate margins
Explanation:
Reverse faults are usually found at convergent plate margins. In a convergent plate margin, compressive forces which squeezes rocks together are at work here. In this margin, plates are in head on collision.
- A reverse fault is a fault type in which the hanging wall moves up relative to the footwall moving downward.
- Here shortening of the earth occurs as the two blocks moves.
This can only be possible when there is compression. Two forces are directed towards each other.
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Answer:
a mid-ocean ridge
Explanation:
The landform expected to be formed along this margin is a typical mid-ocean ridge.
- A mid - oceanic ridge forms along the margins of a divergent zone.
- In this place, mafic and ultramafic magma are brought to the surface
- They cool and solidify in such environment.
- Iceland harnesses the geothermal energy from this diverging boundary to meet some of her energy needs.
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