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Franco
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16 September, 09:35
How do volcanoes form at convergent boundaries?
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Olive Shepard
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-plates move towards each other
-denser plate sinks under the lighter plate (subduction)
-denser plate will melt because of the very high temperature in the inner core
-this magma will then rise up through cracks formed by the plates and then cools to form volcanoes
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