Mountains

Oceanic-oceanic convergent boundary, Oceanic-continental convergent boundary, Continental-continental convergent boundary.

Cenozoic Cenozoic

a downwarping known as a basin

fault-block mountains

Are constant

The oldest rocks are exposed in the center.

:) Good luck.

compressional forces

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Compressional Stresses

The folding or tilting of rocks, followed by renewed deposition, has to occur to create an angular unconformity.

rift valleys or mid-ocean ridges allowing the magma from Earth's mantle to expel onto the crust of the Earth causing new land to form. An example of this is the mid-Atlantic ridge which is a huge contributing factor to the tectonic plate theory that the earth's tectonic plates are constantly moving due to the currents in Earth's mantle and new land forming causing the older land to be pushed away.

Ocean Mountain Chains(:

Fault block mountain can be high.

sedimentation

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upwarping

A 60,000 year old mammoth bone.

It enlarges continental landmasses and forms mountains along the edges of continents.

continental volcanic arc. :)

Folded and volcanic mountains

Ocean convergence with continental plates result in subduction zone. Oceanic with oceanic plates convergence forms volcanic mountain.

basin

thicker

folded mountains are produced