No, the continental plates do not form deep sea trenches. They are a product of the movement of the oceanic plates.
Yes, it is made of tectonic plates and those plates have names e.g. Indo Australian plate, Eurasion plate
Well, all i really know is that the African and Eurasion plates collided. Causing mount vesuvius to erupt.
My precious china plates. They are worth lots.
north American and Caribbean plates.
It was formed from the volcanism created by a subducting oceanic plate at a convergent plate boundary. I looked on a map and the plates that were Mount tambora was situated next to were the eurasian and indo-australian plates
Eurasion and Northa American plates
antarctic plate, eurasion plate, pacific plate, & south American plate
Mt Hekla is on the Eurasion Plate and it is moving apart from the North American plate which made Hekla.
The Asama Volcano lies on the Eurasian, Philippine, North American and Pacific plates.
Yes, it is made of tectonic plates and those plates have names e.g. Indo Australian plate, Eurasion plate
Yes, it is made of tectonic plates and those plates have names e.g. Indo Australian plate, Eurasion plate
The largest of the tectonic plates is the Pacific Plate. The Pacific Plate encompasses an area of 103,300,000 square kilometers.
Although it is not certain, the most likely answer is yes. Egypt is quite close to the collision of the African, Arabian and Eurasion Tetonic plates, making it suseptable to large earthquakes. Tsunamis could also have been possible in northern Egypt at the time (due to earthquakes).
what two plates in the boxing day tsunami 2004 hit together? The Australian and the Eurasion plates moved to form the boxing day tsunami.
Located atop three tectonic plates (North American, Pacific and Cocos Plates), Mexicois one of the most geologically active regions of Earth.mexico plateau and mountain ranges create 3 tectonic plates.
the African plates and European plates
It is possible to have continental and oceanic crust on the same plate. The only to this exception is with the Pacific plate which exists independently.