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Griffin Larson

22 May, 09:33

Which statement best describes two events that occur at a convergent boundary where one plate moves under another

A. Frequent earthquakes may occur volcanic activity may be common

B. It will be rare for earthquakes to occur and volcanic activity will be minimal

C. Earthquakes will be frequent but volcanic activity will be maximum

D. A trench may fork but earthquakes and volcano activity will be minimal

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