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It is oceanic
There are two types of tectonic plates:oceanic plates, thin and dense composed mostly of basalt rockcrustal plates, thick and light composed mostly of granite rock
There is land beneath the oceans, tectonic plate boundaries separate land masses.
The tectonic plate movement forms folds in the land over long expansions of time, therefore creating mountains. If you have a continental mountain range, the tectonic plate movement has been moving in that area for a long time.
The crustal movement of the plates in the earth are not completely understood by scientist and considered a phenomenon. It is an accepted theory that the strength of the water in contrast to the weakness of the land make the movement of the plates.
yes, all land masses are on one tectonic plate or another.
Greenland is considered an island because it is surrounded by water on all sides and is smaller than the traditional continents. The classification of continents is based on factors such as size, geology, and cultural significance. Greenland, while geographically large, does not meet all the criteria to be classified as a continent.
The Plate Tectonic theory tells us that there are plates on which peices of sea/ land occurs. On these boundaries, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur the most.
A tectonic plate. When they move, they cancreate earthquakes!
It is oceanic
New Guinea is an island because, first and foremost, it is surrounded by water. It is not a continent because it does not sit on its own tectonic plate: it shares the same land mass as Australia.
A tectonic plate. When they move, they cancreate earthquakes!
There are no major land masses on the Pacific tectonic plate. There are a few various groups of islands, but nothing "major".
There are two types of tectonic plates:oceanic plates, thin and dense composed mostly of basalt rockcrustal plates, thick and light composed mostly of granite rock
There is land beneath the oceans, tectonic plate boundaries separate land masses.
Tectonic Plates* :DD
Plate tectonic can lead to the isolation of continental or island land masses where the processes of natural selection result in life forms unique to that land mass. This is because competition is not possible between the populations of a isolated land mass and the rest of the Earth's population.