The volcanoes form an island arc, indicating a converging plate boundary.
Explanation:
On this image, we can see an island arc, consisted of four volcanoes which are marking the boundary of the Caribbean Sea. These volcanic islands are located along the plate boundary between the Caribbean plate and the South American plate. The Caribbean plate is subducting below the South American plate, forming a convergent plate boundary.
Because of the convergence, volcanic activity has developed along the subduction zone, and some of the volcanoes managed to rise up above the sea. Those volcanoes have formed several islands, int he form of an arc, and they are still active. Some of these volcanoes have very dangerous eruptions, especially Mount Pelee, managing to have devastating effect on the island, biosphere, and the humans on the island.
Other places where there are converging plate boundaries and island arcs are:
- plate boundary between North American and Pacific plate
- plate boundary between Eurasian and Pacific plate
- Plate boundary between Australian and Pacific plate
Learn more about subduction zones brainly.com/question/1358208
#learnwithBrainly
