1. Explain what is the "Sea Floor Spread" with examples.

2. Explain "Continental Slide" with your own example.

3. How do you explain Transform Boundary after going through the "Slippin' and a Slidin' ". Give an example which is not the same as in the activity.

4. What is "Continental Crush"? Explain with an example that is not in the activity.

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Vincent Simon

Biology

14 September, 17:29

1. Explain what is the "Sea Floor Spread" with examples.

2. Explain "Continental Slide" with your own example.

3. How do you explain Transform Boundary after going through the "Slippin' and a Slidin' ". Give an example which is not the same as in the activity.

4. What is "Continental Crush"? Explain with an example that is not in the activity.

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Aidyn Mclean · Answer 1

Answer:Sea Floor Spread is where the oceanic crust splits to form new crust on the earth forming ridges.

Continental slide is when tectonic plates slide past one another formed at the fault line causing earthquakes.

Transform boundaries can be explained by showing what happens after they slide almost like how after an earthquake the houses are destroyed and some have sunk into the grounds fault line.

Continental Crust is the crust of the earth that us humans and animals live on formed by divergent boundaries in the crust.