The Alishan Mountain Range in Taiwan lies on the Ring of Fire around the Pacific. The Ring of Fire is a ring of subduction zones surrounding the Pacific which are commonly associated with volcanic activity. Subduction zones are usually associated with oceanic crust (in this case the Pacific) colliding with continental crust (in this case, Asia.) While earthquakes aren't categorized directly by the zones they're associated with, you get more earthquakes and deeper earthquakes at subduction zones rather than at constructive plate boundaries (i.e. the Mid-Atlantic Ridge) which are comparatively seismically quiet. In simpler terms, the Pacific crust moving into Asia from east to west pushed up the Alishan mountains in a collisional zone - which are commonly associated with high earthquake activity.
earthquake motnana
Yes although the earthquake has to be extremely massive for a mountain range to be created.
An earthquake can rapidly cause a landslide to occur
The Cascade Range in the Pacific Northwest is caused by the convergent plate boundaries they sit on. So when an earthquake occurs, it causes the plates to dive down beneath the other plate causing the land to "push up" and thus forming mountain ranges for example.
The Himalayas were caused by the collision of Asia and India.
a young mountain range along a continental coast.
The Himalayas, a mountain range at the northern edge of the India plate
The mountain range in which the eurasian and the African plate collide are called the alps!
Appalachian Mountain Range
The appalachian Mountain range
A mountain range
The word is "mid". Its a forming mountain range caused by sea floor spreading.