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Which of the following mountain ranges was NOT the result of continental-continental convergence? a. Himalayas b. Alps c. Appalachians d. Andes

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The Andes represent an example of a continental volcanic arc where these kinds of mountains are partially formed with the help of volcanic activities. The Andes actually formed when a continental plate converged with an ocean plate where the denser oceanic plate descended into the asthenosphere.

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