Geology

The Ring of Fire (Pacific Ring of Fire) is an area of Pacific Plate subduction, rimming (of course) the Pacific Ocean. The plate subduction creates a line of volcanism geographically around its perimeter that appears to form a circle or ring.

The Ring of Fire is the subducting plate boundary of the shrinking Pacific Ocean. The subducting oceanic crust is being drawn under less dense oceanic and continental crust and is melting into the upper mantle which can lead to volcanism and earthquakes.

a downwarping known as a basin

A volcanic island arc

Isostasy

Intrusive igneous rock.

they give birth

Worms have no hard parts

mamga <-Lies get out.

Accretion is the correct awnser.

The Batholith would be the larger feature.

aa (pronounced ah-ah)

Geologic time scale

I believe it's laccolith - NovaNet

Laccolith

by exposing a large body of igneous rock to the surface

James Hutton

A.

Precambrian Time - Paleozoic Era - Mesozoic Era - Cenozoic Era

B.

Cenozoic Era - Paleozoic Era - Mesozoic Era - Precambrian Time

C.

Mesozoic Era - Paleozoic Era - Precambrian Time - Cenozoic Era

D.

Paleozoic Era - Precambrian Time - Mesozoic Era - Cenozoic Era

A dike I got it right on a test

oceanic-continental convergent plate boundary has what kind of crustal rocks

Water is not a major component of melted rock. The heat has turned any water into steam.