Plate tectonics exlains certain climatic changes by showing that these changes may be related to: a. mountain building. b. the paths taken by ocean currents. c. the position of the continents. d. all of this question's answers are correct.

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Alexander Buck

Geography

2 September, 08:14

Plate tectonics exlains certain climatic changes by showing that these changes may be related to: a. mountain building. b. the paths taken by ocean currents. c. the position of the continents. d. all of this question's answers are correct.

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Emilee Rivers · Answer 1

The correct option is : d. all of this question's answers are correct.

Explanation:

The plate tectonics is the theory, describing large scale movements of the 7 large plates, and many small plates, constituting the lithosphere, since the beginning of the tectonic processes, which started 3 to 3.5 billion years ago.

The Earth's lithosphere, a rigid outermost shell of the planet is broken into tectonic plates. A plate boundary represents the area where the two plates meet.

The formation of Earthquakes, volcanic activity, mountain-building, position of the continents and oceanic trench occurs along the boundaries of the tectonic plates.

According to this theory, these changes cause changes in the climate.