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Bugsytherooster Bugsytherooster
  • 17-02-2015
  • Geography
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How do observations of earthquake and volcanic activity support the theory of plate tectonics?


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BeckaH BeckaH
  • 17-02-2015

They provide evidence that movements of the crust are a result of slow moving currents in the mantle. Since earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are usually a result of stick-slip movements between 2 more plates and it is tension changes that are responsible for this sudden movement, the plates must be moving overtime or this tension would remain fairly constant.


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