Convergent with subduction

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Convergent with subduction Results of plate Motion: Fill in the following chart using your notes and pages 280 to 283 in your text book Name: _________________________ Period _________ Geologic Process Boundary Type New Geologic Feature Formed #1 Formed #2 Formed #3 Volcanoes Formed? Example Colliding Oceanic plate & Oceanic Plate Convergent with subduction Island Arc Trench Yes Mariana's Islands Colliding Oceanic plate & Continental plate Convergent With subduction Volcanic Mountains Cascade Range Colliding Continental Plate & Continental plate NO Subduction Folded Plateaus No Appalachian Transform Boundary Transform Strike Slip Fault Normal San Andreas Colliding Terrane and Continental Plate May form Himalayas Plate Tension Divergent Mid Ocean Ridge Rift Valleys OR New Seas Dome or Fault Block Great Rift Valley