Tectonic Plates.

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Cambridge IGCSE Geography (Tectonic Plates) Mapa Mental sobre Tectonic Plates., criado por guglielmoalonzo em 08-01-2014.
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Resumo de Recurso

Tectonic Plates.
  1. Huge slabs of crust.
    1. Plate boundaries are where the plates meet.
      1. Convergent.
        1. Subduction.
          1. Oceanic meet continental plates.
            1. Volcanoes are formed.
              1. Causes earthquake.
            2. Collision zone.
              1. Two continental plates meet each other.
                1. Forms mountains.
                  1. Himalayas.
            3. Divergent or Constructive.
              1. Two plates move away from each other.
                1. Causes shield volcanoes from rising magma
                  1. North American plate moving away from Eurasian plate.
                    1. Creating Mid-Atlantic and Iceland through volcanic activity.
              2. Conservative.
                1. Two slates just slide past each other.
                  1. Causes earthquakes.
                    1. San Andreas Fault.

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