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At this type of boundary, two tectonic plates move apart from eachother. This

movement of plates causes new crust to be formed. Examples of the work of

divergent boundaries are present at deep ocean trenches and volcanic islands, like

the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

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what happens is that the plates divide

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It is where two lithospheric or tectonic plates are moving away from each other. New crust is formed at a divergent plate boundary.

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New crust is being formed from solidified magma.

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The tectonic plates move apart forming ridge valleys.

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At a divergent boundary the two plates are separating or pulling away from each other. When two plates are coming together it is a convergent boundary.

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A ridge is formed from frequent, effusive basaltic eruptions. Islands such as Iceland are also soon formed.

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