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29 May, 11:47

What type of boundary separates the South American Plate from the Nazca Plate? Explain your answer

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  1. 29 May, 15:20
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    Answer: Subduction Plate boundary

    Explanation: The Nazca plate is going under the South American Plate which is a subduction zone. The Nazca plate is more dense which makes it subduct under the South American Plate. This is evident by the volcanoes in South America
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