At a continent-continent convergence, -

ocean basins are formed

folded mountains are produced

both continental plates are subducted

volcanic mountains cannot form

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Barrett Coleman

3 January, 03:41

At a continent-continent convergence, -

ocean basins are formed

folded mountains are produced

both continental plates are subducted

volcanic mountains cannot form

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Kendall Floyd · Answer 1

At continent - continent convergence, folded mountains are produced.

Explanation:

Continental crusts are floating and do not subduct. If in this case two continental plates collide with each other, they smash and raise the land to create mountains. These mountains which are created are fold mountains. e. g the Himalayas, the Appalachian mountains etc. Sometimes continental convergence cause massive earth quakes. Since the continental crust is quite thick it is far away from mantle and hence magma cannot come to the surface. Thus, no volcanoes are formed.

At a continent-continent convergence, -ocean basins are formedfolded mountains are producedboth continental plates are subductedvolcanic mountains cannot form

At a continent-continent convergence, -

ocean basins are formed

folded mountains are produced

both continental plates are subducted

volcanic mountains cannot form