valleys and ridges and i think mountains but an excample is the mid-ocean ridge
Yes because divergent boundaries split apart and convergent boundaries make mountains so a mountain can split
oceans, mostly, but the Ural mountains in the case of Europe/Asia. Europe and Asia aren't really separate continents, so their "boundaries" are only political.
earthqukes
boundaries where plates are moving away from each other are called constructive plate boundaries. These boundaries cause very minor volcanoes and are given their name because they make new land in where the lava solidifies in the gap between the plates. this usually occurs under the sea.
They make landforms
Yes because divergent boundaries split apart and convergent boundaries make mountains so a mountain can split
Yes volcanos are formed on convergent and divergent plate boundries but NOT on transform boundries
Fault lines.
The Fork Mountains make up the Altiplano.
When plates collide, plate boundaries are formed. There are three kinds. At divergent boundaries, two tectonic plates move away from each other and make earthquakes. At convergent boundaries, two plates come together and make mountain ranges. At transform boundaries, one plate slides under the other.
the landforms that make sparta
Convection currents beneath the tectonic plates of the crustal surface of the earth provide heat from the core in circular motions, and make plate boundaries move together from compressional forces at convergent boundaries, apart from tensional forces at divergent boundaries, and side by side from shear force at transform boundaries.
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All of them. Divergent (spreading ridges), convergent (subduction zones), and transform (strike-slip). An example of each include the following: Divergent: Mid-Atlantic spreading ridge Convergent: Cascade Arc Transform: San Andreas Fault
it can make a stack
Earthquakes can make landforms change quickly.
NO