In which setting would regional metamorphism be most likely? In which setting would regional metamorphism be most likely? at shallow depths along major transform faults in the continental crust at shallow depths below an oceanic ridge or rift zone at shallow depths beneath the seafloor where water pressures are immense at great depths in the crust where two continents are colliding

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30 May, 20:43

In which setting would regional metamorphism be most likely? In which setting would regional metamorphism be most likely? at shallow depths along major transform faults in the continental crust at shallow depths below an oceanic ridge or rift zone at shallow depths beneath the seafloor where water pressures are immense at great depths in the crust where two continents are colliding

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Julia Warren · Answer 1

At a great depths in the crust where two continents are colliding

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The regional metamorphism is one that is most likely to occur when the rocks are buried deep inside the earth crust and is most associated with the convergent plate boundary and the formation of the mountain ranges and takes place within the continental slopes and has relatively young sedimentary rocks and occurs at a depth of about 10 to 20 km.