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2 Copy this chart Type of plate boundary Observation/ Notes picture
Continental-Continental Crust Divergent Boundary Oceanic- Oceanic Crust Continental – Continental Crust Transform Boundary Continental-Oceanic Crust Convergent Boundary Continental- Continental Crust Copy this chart

3 Continental-Continental Crust Oceanic- Oceanic Crust
Type of plate boundary Observation/ Notes picture Continental-Continental Crust Divergent Boundary Rift valleys form Oceanic- Oceanic Crust New crust forms As oceanic crust spreads, magma fills the new rift valley creating new crust

4 Continental – Continental Crust
Type of plate boundary Observation/ Notes picture Continental – Continental Crust Transform Boundary Crust is not created or destroyed Earthquakes occur along this boundary

5 Continental-Oceanic Crust Continental- Continental Crust
Type of plate boundary Observation/ Notes picture Continental-Oceanic Crust Convergent Boundary Oceanic crust sinks below continental crust because its more dense Crust melts and is destroyed as it sinks below continental crust Continental- Continental Crust Land is forced up causing mountains to form

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