Processes that FORM and SHAPE Landforms. What forms landforms? There are 4 ways tectonic plates move to form landforms... 1.Converge 2.Diverge 3.Subduction.

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Processes that FORM and SHAPE Landforms

What forms landforms? There are 4 ways tectonic plates move to form landforms... 1.Converge 2.Diverge 3.Subduction 4.Fold Tectonic Plates! Where are tectonic plates found? -INSIDE the earth -UNDERGROUND -INTERNAL

Converge

Divergence

What’s happening to the Red Sea?

Subduction

Fold concept.com/en/computer_graphics- geology_MajTectMvt.htm

What shapes landforms? Weathering and Erosion! Where does weathering and erosion occur? ABOVE ground On the land EXTERNAL

What does weathering mean? Weathering breaks landforms down… 1. Mechanical/Physical:

Weathering breaks landforms down…

Weathering 2. Chemical

Erosion What does erosion mean? Carries away parts of the landform!