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If the Pacific plate stopped moving, the island of Hawaii would probably keep forming if the hot spot is still there. Hawaii can also become dormant because if the Pacific plate stopped moving, the islands would stop, too, and the convection currents would, too. Then there will be no active volcanoes.
The three active volcanoes, Hualālai, Mauna Loa, and Kīlauea, would likely continue to errupt. Being shield volcaoes, the island of Hawai'i would continue to grow, eventually enveloping the other islands and forming one large island.

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If the Pacific plate stopped moving, the island of Hawaii would probably keep forming if the hot spot is still there. Hawaii can also become dormant because if the Pacific plate stopped moving, the islands would stop, too, and the convection currents would, too. Then there will be no active volcanoes.
The three active volcanoes, Hualālai, Mauna Loa, and Kīlauea, would likely continue to errupt. Being shield volcaoes, the island of Hawai'i would continue to grow, eventually enveloping the other islands and forming one large island.

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If the pacific plates continue to move it will form another Pangaea ,it is the moving of plates which formed all the continents if happens again the continents could form a super continent or drift further apart .

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all the continents would wear out and become flat

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there would be a lot less earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

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list three actions you can take to reduce your dependancy on oil and gasoline in order to slow depletion of the worlds oil?

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The island that is currently over the hot spot will continue to grow.

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