Plate Boundaries JOURNAL PAGE 65.  The edges of the plates meet at lines called plate boundaries.  When rocks slip past each other along these boundaries.

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Plate Boundaries JOURNAL PAGE 65

 The edges of the plates meet at lines called plate boundaries.  When rocks slip past each other along these boundaries faults, or breaks in the earth’s crust occur.

Transform Boundary  Place where two plates slip past each other, moving in opposite directions (frequent earthquakes).

Divergent Boundary  Two plates move apart, or diverge; usually occur at the mid-ocean ridge.  Rift Valley – Occurs when a deep valley is formed along a divergent boundary that develops on land.

Convergent Boundary  Place where two plates come together, or converge, causing a collision.  When two plates of oceanic crust collide, or when a oceanic plate collides with a continental plate, one plate is subducted beneath the other forming a trench; when two continental plates collide they form mountains.