Indicate the one choice below that does NOT argue for subduction as a cause for volcanos in the Cascade Mountains: Select one: a. Volcanos occur in a chain or arc parallel to the subduction zone b. Erupted lava is intermediate in composition because mafic asthenosphere and silicic continental crust are both melted here c. Shallow earthquakes occur along this plate boundary d. Lavas include elements from marine organisms, presumably drug into the subduction zone along with the oceanic sediments to great depths e. The deepest earthquakes known happen to occur along this plate boundary

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Camden Cherry

19 May, 05:41

Indicate the one choice below that does NOT argue for subduction as a cause for volcanos in the Cascade Mountains: Select one: a. Volcanos occur in a chain or arc parallel to the subduction zone b. Erupted lava is intermediate in composition because mafic asthenosphere and silicic continental crust are both melted here c. Shallow earthquakes occur along this plate boundary d. Lavas include elements from marine organisms, presumably drug into the subduction zone along with the oceanic sediments to great depths e. The deepest earthquakes known happen to occur along this plate boundary

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Aaden Patterson · Answer 1

The correct answer is option e. The deepest earthquakes known happen to occur along this plate boundary

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As though volcanic risks were insufficient, the Ring of Fire is additionally scandalous for its continuous seismic tremors ... This recently framed magma ascends toward the Earth's surface to emit, shaping a chain of volcanoes (the Cascade Range) over the subduction zone. A thick maritime plate sinks underneath an increasingly light mainland plate.