Actions at Plate Boundaries. Divergent Convergent Transform Fault.

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Actions at Plate Boundaries

Divergent Convergent Transform Fault

Actions at Plate Boundaries Divergent Convergent Transform Fault Oceanic ridge Rift valleys Seafloor spreading Ex: Mid-Atlantic Ridge Subduction zones Volcanic activity Mountain building Ex: Andes Mountains Plates grind past each other Ex: San Andreas Fault

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