Plates Glossary
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| Collision margin | where two continental plates are moving towards each other
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| Conservative margin | where two tectonic plates are moving past each other
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| Constructive margin | where two tectonic plates are moving apart ands new crust is formed
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| Destructive margin | where two tectonic plates are moving together and oceanic crust is destroyed by subduction
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| Continental plate | the part of the Earth's crust that makes the continents
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| Core | The centre of the Earth
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| Crust | The solid outer layer of the Earth
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| Fold moutains | mountains formed by the bending and buckling of the rocks where two tectonic plates collide
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| Fissure | A line of weakness in the crust, such as a fault, through which lava may erupt
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| Island arc | a chain of volcanic islands
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| mantle | the layer of the earth below the crust made of magma
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| Oceanic plate | the part of the earth's crust which is under the oceans
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| Ocean trench | a long, narrow and very deep gorge in the ocean floor
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| plate | a large, rigid slab of the Earth's crust
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| Plate margins | the boundary where two plates meet
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| Shield volcano | a low, flat volcano, like an upturned shield, made from basic lava
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| subduction zone | an area of the Earth's crust where one tectonic plate descends below another
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