A.two continental plates moving together B.two tectonic plates sliding past each other C.two tectonic plates moving apart D.two oceanic plates moving together

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A.two continental plates moving together

B.two tectonic plates sliding past each other

C.two tectonic plates moving apart

D.two oceanic plates moving together

A.two continental plates moving together B.two tectonic plates sliding past each other-example-1

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B.two tectonic plates sliding past each other

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