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Which of the following geological features forms at a subduction zone between an oceanic and a continental plate?
Question 14 options:
A)
The lithosphere
B)
Mid-ocean ridge
C)
Continental shelf
D)
Magnetic anomalies
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Answer: C) Continental shelf
Explanation: At an oceanic–continental subduction zone the oceanic plate is forced under the continent, producing a trench and a continental volcanic arc and typically a narrow continental shelf at the active margin. Mid‑ocean ridges and magnetic anomaly striping form at divergent (spreading) boundaries, and the lithosphere is the plate itself rather than a feature produced by subduction.
Explanation: At an oceanic–continental subduction zone the oceanic plate is forced under the continent, producing a trench and a continental volcanic arc and typically a narrow continental shelf at the active margin. Mid‑ocean ridges and magnetic anomaly striping form at divergent (spreading) boundaries, and the lithosphere is the plate itself rather than a feature produced by subduction.
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