The continents are thicker and less dense than the materials that make up the ocean basins.
because of the compostion of the rock,continents are higher in silca content
The Hydrosphere
There is no ocean of molten rock underneath the continents. Tectonic plates, both oceanic and continental, move on top of the ductile asthenosphere.
They do touch the ocean floor. they're like a giant mound, and the beaches flow into the water.
Your question makes no sense, an ocean basin is an OCEAN not land area and therefore including it is impossible.
No, in general the Atlantic basin is very young and the ocean is still getting wider each year. This means that the continents either side are moving in the same direction as the ocean floor so oceanic crust is not yet being forced down into the mantle at the basin margins.
The Arctic Ocean Basin
the continental shelf ;)
Abyssal Plain.
The continents that do not have Pacific Ocean coasts are Europe and Africa.
Ocean Basin
the deep ocean basin consist of the deepest part of the ocean . :)
The ocean that is North of all 7 Continents is the Arctic Ocean.