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15. which tectonic plate is located at 30 degrees north and 40 degrees …

Question

  1. which tectonic plate is located at 30 degrees north and 40 degrees east?
  2. in what direction is the north american plate moving at the san andreas fault? what direction is the pacific plate moving?
  3. over what

idge\ is the iceland hotspot located?

  1. between what two plates is there a complex or uncertain plate boundary?
  2. the sandwich plate is sandwiched between what two plates?
  3. what kind of a landform is created at divergent plate boundaries? give one example.
  4. what kind of a landform is created at convergent plate boundaries? give one example.
  5. are all of the tectonic plates and their boundaries shown on the map? explain.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  1. The Arabian Plate is located near 30 degrees north and 40 degrees east.
  2. At the San Andreas Fault, the North - American Plate is moving northwest relative to the Pacific Plate, and the Pacific Plate is moving southeast relative to the North - American Plate.
  3. The Iceland Hotspot is located over the Mid - Atlantic Ridge.
  4. There is a complex or uncertain plate boundary between the Scotia Plate and the South American Plate.
  5. The Sandwich Plate is sandwiched between the South American Plate and the Scotia Plate.
  6. Mid - ocean ridges are landforms created at divergent plate boundaries, e.g., the Mid - Atlantic Ridge.
  7. Mountain ranges are created at convergent plate boundaries, e.g., the Himalayas.
  8. No, not all tectonic plates and their boundaries are shown on a map. Newly discovered microplates or less - studied regions may be omitted, and some boundaries in complex areas may be difficult to precisely define and map.

Answer:

  1. Arabian Plate
  2. North - American Plate: northwest; Pacific Plate: southeast
  3. Mid - Atlantic Ridge
  4. Scotia Plate and South American Plate
  5. South American Plate and Scotia Plate
  6. Mid - ocean ridge, e.g., Mid - Atlantic Ridge
  7. Mountain range, e.g., Himalayas
  8. No. Newly discovered microplates or less - studied regions may be omitted, and some boundaries in complex areas may be difficult to precisely define and map.