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Earthquakes are common at ocean-continent convergence zones but not ocean-ocean convergence zones. TRUE FALSE Check it

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Maru [420]3 years ago

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Answer:

FALSE

Explanation:

The earthquakes are common in both types of convergences is oceanic and continental and ocean to oceanic convergence. As the process of subduction takes places at the oceanic - oceanic boundary and resultant plate slide down other plate leading to recycling of the crust, volcanic eruptions and this leads to the formation of a volcanic arc, trenches, and faults.

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Earthquakes are common at ocean-continent convergence zones but not ocean-ocean convergence zones. TRUE FALSE Check it​

Earthquakes are common at ocean-continent convergence zones but not ocean-ocean convergence zones. TRUE FALSE Check it