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Continent-Continent convergent
Fold, melt and belts
Earthquakes
Continent-continent divergent
Hazards: earth quakes
OOZING volcanoes. Not explosive.
Rift valleys. Pulling apart. Growing widercontinent is growing apart.
East African rift valley
Ocean-Ocean convergent
earth quakes
Trenches
EXPLOSIVE volcanoes.
Older plate goes under newerwaterlower melting pointsudden explosion
Island arcs. Entire edge of newer plate (less dense) is pushed up.
Example: Japan, Indonesia.
Ocean-Ocean divergent
Earth quakes
Oozing volcanoes
Ridge: (like “rift” for continent-continent) continents pull apartholeoozing magmabigger sea bed.
Ex: mid-Atlantic ridge
Ocean-Continent convergent
Earth quakes
Trenches
Volcanic Mountains; explosive.
Ex: Andes.
Transform plates
Earth quakes.
Ex: Faults; Haiti
Hot spots
weak spot in crust.
Volcanoes
Earth quakes.
Weak spot in crustmagma comes upisland. Continent shiftsold island shifts offnew island
Not only in ocean; underneath continents.
Ex: Yellowstone and Hawaii.