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Constructive and conservative plate boundaries
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What happens to tectonic plates at constructive boundaries?

They move apart from each other

Why are constructive boundaries called 'constructive'?

New crust is constructed as magma solidifies

What forms along the ocean floor at oceanic constructive boundaries?

Mid-ocean ridges

Which volcanic island formed at a constructive boundary?

Iceland

What landform is created when continental plates pull apart at constructive boundaries?

Rift valley

Which region does the Great African Rift Valley stretch from Ethiopia to?

Mozambique

What happens to crust at conservative plate boundaries?

No crust created or destroyed

Why are earthquakes at conservative boundaries particularly dangerous?

They occur close to Earth's surface

Do conservative boundaries have volcanic activity?

No - no gaps for magma to rise through

How fast does the Pacific Plate move at the San Andreas Fault per year?

70-110 millimetres

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