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liraira [26]
4 years ago
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Match the definition to the appropriate term: A line in which two plates move in opposite directions from one another. Answer 1

Choose... A line in which one oceanic plate subducts underneath another oceanic plate. Answer 2 Choose... A line in which two plates slide horizontally past each other. Answer 3 Choose... A line in which an an oceanic plate subducts underneath a continental plate. Answer 4 Choose... A line at which a continental collision occurs.
Geography
1 answer:
dsp734 years ago
8 0

Answers:

- A line in which two plates move in opposite directions from another is known as a divergent plate boundary.

- A line in which one oceanic plate subducts underneath another oceanic plate is called an ocean-ocean convergent plate boundary.

-A line in which two plates slide horizontally past each other is called a transform-fault boundary.

-A line in which an oceanic plate subducts underneath a continental plate is an ocean-continent convergence.

-A line at which a continental collision occurs is known as the continent-continent convergence boundary.

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