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How will you relate the distribution of mountain ranges with the distribution of earthquake epicenter and volcanoes

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Answer:

The earthquake caused by plate tectonic movement built most of the mountain ranges. The collision of tectonic plates can result in a crumbling of the crust (as you can find in the Himalayas) or buckling of the crust over a zone of subduction (subduction is being where one tectonic plate is pushed over another tectonic plate).

Explanation:

Mountain ranges found under sea level or ocean floor often referred to as mid-ocean ridge formed through tectonic forces and some form through a volcanic activity known as seamount chain. Most volcanoes are formed through earthquake too.  

For example, usually for most earthquakes are along the edges of tectonic plates. Nevertheless, most earthquakes are caused by the interaction of the plates not the movement of magma. This distribution of earthquakes provides information about magma pathways and also the structure of volcanoes.

What is a volcano, its interior and external parts?  

The volcano is a cone-shaped elevation which is formed from extruded materials.

External parts:

1. Crater- the opening of the volcano.

2. Base - it is the wide part at the bottom of the volcano.

3. Cone - the elevation.

4. Fissures - small openings on the sides of the volcano.

Internal parts:

1. Magma chamber - the storage of magma.

2. Vent - this is the main passage of volcanic materials.

3. Side vents - smaller passage.

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Why are there no P-waves and S-waves received in the P-waves shadow zone?

Things to ponder:

  • P-waves are refracted.
  • S-waves are absorbed by Earth’s outer core.

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