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What is a transform plate boundary? |
A transform boundary is a plate margin that slides past another. For example, the San Andreas Fault.
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How does a transform plate boundary form? | Plates are always moving. A transform boundary forms when two plates slide past each other. |
What is a divergent boundary? | Two plate boundaries moving apart, also known as constructive or tensional plate boundary. |
What is a convergent boundary? | A convergent boundary, also known as a destructive or compressional boundary, is when two plates are moving towards each other. |
On which types of boundaries are volcanoes usually found? | Constructive and destructive boundaries, but not transform boundaries. |
On which type of boundary are earthquakes commonly found? | Convergent boundaries. However, they also occur at divergent and transform boundaries, too. |
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