Chains of volcanoes -- all lined up in a row or an arc -- are often produced by plate tectonic processes: collision between two

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Chains of volcanoes -- all lined up in a row or an arc -- are often produced by plate tectonic processes: collision between two

ocean plates; collision between an ocean and a continental plate; a tectonic plate moving over a hotspot; and then also volcanic activity within a continental plate with the real cause being mostly unknown. This question has you match these four processes to locations.

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bulgar [2K] · Answer 1 · 2021-12-30T17:49:01+03:00

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