Convection occurs in fluids (so both liquids and gases, as well as rheids) and is the concerted, collective movement of groups or aggregates of molecules within the above through advection or diffusion or both at the same time. Convection can never take place in solids and is only specific to fluids.
<span>Magnitude. Intensity depends on the distance from the focus, but magnitude does not.</span>
I think the answer would be C) a place where water heated by magma rises from the ocean floor because it is an opening on the Ocean floor that releases heated mineral - rich water.
They are both on the end of the Pacific rim. They both have an above average number of volcanoes, and they are steeper and more narrow then other mountain ranges. This is a result of their both straddling and colliding continental plates and being on top of very active geological fault lines.
