There's three types of plate boundaries:
- Collision plate boundaries (where two or more plates of the same density collide )
- Adjacent plate boundaries (where two or more plates slide against each other)
- Subduction plate boundaries (where one or more plates with lesser density are subducting below the the plate that has bigger density).
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Answer:
These pull more water in towards their center of mass. This causes water to pile up in small but measurable bumps.
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All of the choices are correct.
Explanation:
A drainage basin is an area of land where all precipitation that falls will flow or drain downhill into a specific stream or drains off into a common outlet, such as into a river, bay, or other body of water;in other words, it is a network of streams and rivers that collects rainfall and surface runoff from a broad region of land and funnels the water to other rivers, lakes and oceans. It characteristic include:
Includes the area from which surface water flows into a stream segment.
For a river includes all the drainage basins for that river's tributaries.
Increases in size and proportion to the size of the stream or river it feeds, for the same climate.
