Plate tech-tonics are spreading apart and around the globe. So the might collide with another Continent creating volcanoes and all the destruction would lead to extinction
Yes, because this can cause a volcano to erupt which will form igneous rock. This will then later lead to the rest of the cycle.
Plate tectonics can lead to volcanic activity in two ways. Where two tectonics plates pull apart, the crust becomes thinner, which decreases pressure on the upper mantle and allows rock the melt and move to the surface. At subduction zones, where a plate collision forces oceanic crust into the mantle, seawater dragged down with the plate alters the chemistry of the mantle rock, allowing it to melt at a lower temperature.
Plate tectonic can lead to the isolation of continental or island land masses where the processes of natural selection result in life forms unique to that land mass. This is because competition is not possible between the populations of a isolated land mass and the rest of the Earth's population.
1. fertile soils2. ore deposits3. fossil fuels
No. Convection currents which could lead to volcanism in the crust occur in the mantle. The crust is too cold and brittle for convection currents to occur.
Yes, because this can cause a volcano to erupt which will form igneous rock. This will then later lead to the rest of the cycle.
Plate tectonics. As a plate moves under another plate the water in it is heated and rises through the Earth. It will easily follow paths that lead to a volcanoes ports or tubes. When enough pressure builds up in the blocked tubes there is an explosion. Sometimes magma will flow.
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Plate tectonics can lead to volcanic activity in two ways. Where two tectonics plates pull apart, the crust becomes thinner, which decreases pressure on the upper mantle and allows rock the melt and move to the surface. At subduction zones, where a plate collision forces oceanic crust into the mantle, seawater dragged down with the plate alters the chemistry of the mantle rock, allowing it to melt at a lower temperature.
I'm guessing earthquakes, which, in some cases, can lead to full-scale attacks of regular weather (aka Rain, hail).
There are many ways.
Extinction.
The evolution of mammals
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We all need to conserve our environment because we currently are destroying it and one day it might not be there and will eventually lead to the extinction of the human species.