Question

the himalayan range was—and still is—being formed by the collision of two continental plates. which geological feature would you expect to find at this type of convergent plate boundary? (1 point) hydrothermal vents earthquakes subduction zones volcanoes

Explanation:

At convergent plate boundaries where two continental plates collide (like the Himalayas), earthquakes are common. Hydrothermal vents are at mid - ocean ridges (divergent boundaries). Subduction zones occur when an oceanic and continental plate or two oceanic plates converge (not two continental). Volcanoes are more associated with subduction zones (oceanic - continental or oceanic - oceanic convergence) or hotspots, not two continental plates.

Answer:

earthquakes