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What are tectonic plate boundaries?
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Tectonic plate boundaries are the edges where two tectonic plates meet, and they are critical sites for geological activity, including earthquakes and volcanoes. There are three main types of boundaries: convergent (where plates collide), divergent (where plates move apart), and transform (where plates slide past each other) Each type is associated with specific geological features, such as mountain ranges at convergent boundaries and ocean ridges at divergent boundaries.
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