III. Identification: Complete the organizational chart by writing the correct information on each box. (1 point each)Types of Plate BoundaryConveraient aosndaricsDveronnt bodarier-plates are moving towards each other-plates are moving away from each other-plates are sliding past each otherExample: The colli cion between theExample:Example:of Now ZealandEwasian Plae cond the Indan plateThat is forthe Himalaves3 Classifications:2 Classifications:1. associated structure:1. Oceawie- Cont inestal1.-two oceanic plates meet-effects are Mid-Atlantic ridge, creation of2. associated event:seafloor, earthquakes, widening of oceanAssociated structure:basin, fissure eruptions.3-5 examples of huge strike-slip faults2.2.3.-two continental plates meet-rift shaped structures are formed,4.earthquakes occur resulting fromAssociated structure:fracturing movement.5.3.-oceanic and continental plates meetAssociated structure:Page 2 of

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III. Identification: Complete the organizational chart by writing the correct information on each box. (1 point each) Types of Plate Boundary Convevaent oodidarics Duertent ho -plates are moving away from each other -plates are moving towards each other -plates are sliding past each other Example: The collcion belueen the Example: Example: 2ealand Ewasian Plake cond the lndan Plate 3 Classifications: 2 Classifications: 1. associated structure: 1. Occawie- Conti nendal 1. -two oceanic plates meet -effects are Mid-Atlantic ridge, creation of 2. associated event: seafloor, earthquakes, widening of ocean Associated structure: basin, fissure eruptions. 3-5 examples of huge strike-slip faults 2. 2. 3. -two continental plates meet -rift shaped structures are formed, 4. earthquakes occur resulting from Associated structure: fracturing movement. 5. 3. -oceanic and continental plates meet Associated structure: Page 2 of :

III. Identification: Complete the organizational chart by writing the correct information on each box. (1 point each) Types of Plate Boundary Convevaent oodidarics Duertent ho -plates are moving away from each other -plates are moving towards each other -plates are sliding past each other Example: The collcion belueen the Example: Example: 2ealand Ewasian Plake cond the lndan Plate 3 Classifications: 2 Classifications: 1. associated structure: 1. Occawie- Conti nendal 1. -two oceanic plates meet -effects are Mid-Atlantic ridge, creation of 2. associated event: seafloor, earthquakes, widening of ocean Associated structure: basin, fissure eruptions. 3-5 examples of huge strike-slip faults 2. 2. 3. -two continental plates meet -rift shaped structures are formed, 4. earthquakes occur resulting from Associated structure: fracturing movement. 5. 3. -oceanic and continental plates meet Associated structure: Page 2 of :

Foundations of Astronomy (MindTap Course List)

14th Edition

ISBN:9781337399920

Author:Michael A. Seeds, Dana Backman

Publisher:Michael A. Seeds, Dana Backman

Chapter19: Earth: The Active Planet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8P: From Hawaii to the bend in the Hawaiian-Emperor chain is about 4000 km. Use the speed of Pacific...

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