| Term | Definition |
|---|
| What's an example of a Divergent Oceanic Boundary | mid atlantic ridge |
| What are effects of a Divergent Oceanic Boundary | underwater volcanoes, mountains and earthquakes, new sea floors and wider oceans |
| Where are Divergent Continental Boundary's found | East Africa Rift Valley |
| what are the effects of divergent continental boundary's | rift valleys, earthquakes, and volcanoes |
| Where are convergent oceanic/continental boundary's found? | washington and oregon coastline |
| what are the effects of convergent oceanic/continental boundary's | earthquakes, oceanic trenches, volcanoes |
| Where are convergent oceanic/oceanic bondary's found? | Japan |
| what are the effects of convergent oceanic/oceanic boundary's? | earthquakes, oceanic trenches, chains of earth quakes, distruction of crust |
| What is a type of a Convergent continent/continent Boundary | Himalaya Mountain Range |
| what are the effects of a convergent continent/continent boundary | folding and faulting mountains, major mountain ranges, tickening and short plates, earthquakes |
| What is a transform continental boundary | where two plates slide against each other in opposite directions |
| Where is a transform continental boundary found? | San Andres Fault |
| what are the effects of a transform boundary | major earthquakes |
| less dense and tends not to subduct | continental plates |
| more dense and tends to be subducted | oceanic plates |
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