Chemistry, 02.02.2021 19:20, Jasten

Match each geological formation with the type of boundary interaction that most likely created it. continental-continental
convergence
oceanic-oceanic
convergence
oceanic-oceanic
divergence
The mid-oceanic ridge system
is a continuous oceanic ridge
that runs through all five of
Earth’s oceans. Although it
is an underground formation,
it is the longest mountain
range in the world.
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The Himalayas are a non-volcanic
mountain range that includes
some of the world’s highest
peaks. The Himalayas lie between
the Indo-Gangetic Plain of northern
India and the Tibetan Plateau.
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The Mariana Trench in the Pacific
Ocean is the deepest trench in
the world. Along its subduction
zone, there’s an area called
Challenger’s Deep, which is
known to be the deepest point
on Earth.
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