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Where do midocean ridges intersect the landmasses?

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Where are the midocean ridges offset the most by faults?

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Is the Mid-Oceanic Ridge in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean?

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What are the differences between ocean ridge and seamount?

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Do mid ocean ridges destroy or create something?

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Why can volcanoes be constructive and a destructive?

Volcanoes can be constructive when they form islands and mid-ocean ridges


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