A tectonic plate is part of the Earth's lithosphere and can be best described as

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just olya [345]3 years ago

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1. Plate tectonic - continuing process in which sections (plates) move, instigating volcanoes and earthquakes, mountain construction and trench development.

2. Mid – ocean ridge - common type of divergent boundary.

3. Subduction - one plate sinks under another plate down into Earth's mantle, simple development alongside a convergent boundary.

4. Transform boundary - creating various earthquakes.

5. Rift valley - volcanoes and earthquakes shared and may developed low-lying comprising water.

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jeka57 [31]3 years ago

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A tectonic plate is part of the Earth’s lithosphere and can be best described a large, fairly rigid block.

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