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What is the backbone that runs from Canada to South America?
The "continental backbone" of North America is the Rocky Mountains and of South America is the Andes. However, these are separate mountain ranges, on different tectonic plates.
What does argentina and brazil have in common?
In the same Continental South America
What is the leading south America producer of coffee?
The South America lead producer is: Peru The world rank: 1
Is it true that most of south America is in the northern hemisphere?
No. The statement is rank prevarication.
Which countries in South America also rank among the ten largest?
The following are four to the largest countries in the world:Russia, Canada, China, United States. Which countries located in South America also rank the ten largest?
What mountains are the continental divide in south America?
The Andes Mountain Range runs the length of South America's western area. It acts to divide the continent completely from north to south.
Why is Chile in South America?
The territory/land forming the country 'Chile' is located on the west side of the south of the South American continental mass. Therefore by logical deduction it must be in south america.
Does the south American tectonic plate only have continental crust?
No, the South American tectonic plate comprises both oceanic and continental crust. It is the Earth's largest continental plate, covering much of South America and part of the Atlantic Ocean.
What country in South America shares a continental boundary with a Central American country?
Columbia
Does The west coast of South America and the east coast of North America have very different continental margins?
Yes (True)
Rank the continents in order from largest in area to smallest area?
# Asia # Africa # North America # South America # Antarctica # Europe # Australia
What continental plate was pushed on the right side of South America?
The continental plate pushed on the right side of South America is the Nazca Plate. This tectonic plate is subducting beneath the South American Plate, which leads to significant geological activity, including the formation of the Andes Mountains and frequent earthquakes in the region. The interaction between these two plates is a key factor in the tectonics of South America.
