destructive plate margins

Destructive plate margin

Destructive plate margin

DESTRUCTIVE PLATE MARGIN

DESTRUCTIVE PLATE MARGIN

Destructive Plate Boundaries – (aka Convergent or Compressional)

Destructive Plate Boundaries – (aka Convergent or Compressional)

Destructive Plate Boundary Image Credit: BBC

Destructive Plate Boundary Image Credit: BBC

Constructive plate boundaries cause mid-ocean ridges, volcanoes and

Constructive plate boundaries cause mid-ocean ridges, volcanoes and

 the material is about destructive plate margins, so subduction zones and

the material is about destructive plate margins, so subduction zones and

Usually found at a destructive plate margin stratovolcanoes erupt

Usually found at a destructive plate margin stratovolcanoes erupt

Plate Tectonics - Plate Tectonics

Plate Tectonics - Plate Tectonics

The three principal types of plate margins

The three principal types of plate margins

 crust) converging, resulting in the subduction of the oceanic plate

crust) converging, resulting in the subduction of the oceanic plate

Dipping seismic zones, called Benioff zone, are common to convergent plate

Dipping seismic zones, called Benioff zone, are common to convergent plate

plate margin

plate margin

ocean-ocean (island-arc) subduction - Plate Tectonics - OpenLearn - The Open

ocean-ocean (island-arc) subduction - Plate Tectonics - OpenLearn - The Open

 at a destructive plate boundary where one plate plunges below another.

at a destructive plate boundary where one plate plunges below another.

The point where two or more plates meet is known as a plate boundary.

The point where two or more plates meet is known as a plate boundary.

 at all four of the major plate boundaries (constructive, destructive,

at all four of the major plate boundaries (constructive, destructive,

Kobe is on a minor fault which lies above a destructive plate margin.

Kobe is on a minor fault which lies above a destructive plate margin.

2.4 Destructive plate boundaries, continued: ocean-ocean (island-arc)

2.4 Destructive plate boundaries, continued: ocean-ocean (island-arc)

2.5 Conservative plate boundaries and transform faults - Plate Tectonics

2.5 Conservative plate boundaries and transform faults - Plate Tectonics

 destructive plate boundaries come together and fight over each other.

destructive plate boundaries come together and fight over each other.