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Continental-oceanic collisions can also be called a continental-continental collisions. b oceanic-oceanic collisions. c subduction zones. d divergent boundaries.
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Continental-oceanic collisions can also be called

a
continental-continental collisions.
b
oceanic-oceanic collisions.
c
subduction zones.
d
divergent boundaries.

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D. divergent because the continental plate goes under the oceanic plate 
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it either
c
subduction zones.
or

d
divergent boundaries
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