Volcanoes and earthquakes O have few areas of overlap in their distributions on Earth O have no areas of overlap in their distributions on Earth O there is no clear pattern between earthquakes and volcanoes O have many areas of overlap in their distributions on Earth

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Volcanoes and earthquakes O have few areas of overlap in their distributions on Earth O have no areas of overlap in their distributions on Earth O there is no clear pattern between earthquakes and volcanoes O have many areas of overlap in their distributions on Earth

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Alexzander Combs · Answer 1

have many areas of overlap in their distributions on Earth

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Volcanoes and earthquakes are found to be overlapping in various parts of the planet as these are tectonic related features that have emerged from the process of the mantel and lithospheric plate i. e continental and oceanic plates or slabs being collided with each other and producing complex landscape. Volcanic eruptions are known to have occurred as a result of the earthquake fault and fissure eruptions that shake and vibrate the ground and induce tension and stress force. The impact of these stress has created certain dangerous features like the traditional faults and volcanic islands of Hawaii landmass. Ridges and hills are certain features that have risen due to the spreading of the seafloor and displacement of landmasses in history.