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They both happen along the lithosphere (tectonic) plates. For Volcanoes- The Ring of Fire, which is where most of the volcanoes in the world happen, is along tectonic plate boundaries. For Earthquakes- Faults (cracks in the Earth's crust) form above the tectonic plates, and when the two plates of the fault slip, it releases energy, and causes an earthquake to happen.
most earthquakes occur in the Pacific Ring of Fire. edit: I believe the answer you're looking for is that most earthquakes occur on the boundaries of tectonic plates.
most of the earthquakes in the world happen near the Ring of Fire since most earthquakes happen where two tectonic plates meet
earthquakes mostly happen around plate boundaries!
Most earthquakes are too small to be detected, literally hundreds probably happened today. But if we're going off big earthquakes, 1. Japan 2. Haiti 3. Chile 4. Loma Prieta 5. Xiaoxin earthquakeearthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/.../Quakes/quakes_big.
the ring of fire
Most earthquakes and volcanoes are on the Pacific rim of fire.
around plate boundries.
In the pacific plate. Mostly around the area known as the Pacific Ring of Fore. 70% of the world's earthquakes and volcanoes happen in the Pacific Ring of Fire which is located in the Pacific Plate.
Yes. Most areas of the world can get tornadoes and at least small earthquakes.
Earthquakes can generally occur anywhere in the world, but most happen at plate boundaries.
earthquakes usually occur on plates' borders. You can look at the pattern of past earthquakes.
the Ring of Fire.
The ring of fire
No, earthquakes form all around the world. They form on the edges of the tectonic plates
Earthquakes are not 'atomic'. They are natural disasters.
Japan. It has a lot of earthquakes, and is one of the most affected areas in the world. Because of their technology level (compared to countries like Indonesia and Fiji), Japan is the country with the most earthquakes reported each year. Though, that doesn't mean it's the country with the most earthquakes. But it certainly has more earthquakes than California.