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3 years ago

Which feature forms at convergent

Chemistry

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geniusboy [140]3 years ago

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B trench

Explanation:

The feature found at most convergent margins is a trench.

A trench is a large depression that typifies most convergent margins.

Oceanic trenches are natural topographic depressions found on the sea floor.
These depressions forms where two plate boundaries converges.
The denser one slides beneath the less dense one into the asthenosphere below.
This is called a subduction zone.
The margin between the two plates that are depression is a trench.

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