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Answer:The image is a diagram illustrating the three main types of plate boundaries: - Divergent Boundaries: Where tectonic plates move apart from each other. This results in: - Mid-ocean mountain ranges: New oceanic crust is formed as magma rises from the mantle.- Volcanoes under the sea (island formation): Magma rises and erupts, forming new land.- Earthquakes: The movement of plates causes seismic activity.- Convergent Boundaries: Where tectonic plates collide. This results in: - Volcanoes: One plate subducts (slides) beneath the other, melting the mantle and leading to volcanic eruptions.- Mountain ranges: The collision of plates can fold and uplift the earth's crust.- Earthquakes deep under the surface: The collision and subduction process causes seismic activity.- Transform Boundaries: Where tectonic plates slide past each other horizontally. This results in: - Earthquakes: The friction between the plates as they slide causes seismic activity. This diagram provides a simplified overview of the different ways tectonic plates interact and the geological features that result from these interactions.
