Question

Where trenches do not exist the steep continental slope merges into a more?

Answer 1

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1. (A) 30 percent
2. (A) 200 years
3. (D) Antarctic
4. (B) Rise
5. (B) Submarine Canyons
6. (A) Seamounts
7. (C) They are geologically very stable
8. (B) Pacific

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Answer 2

Answer: Merges into a more gradual incline known as the CONTINENTAL RISE.

There are various underwater features. And they can be found in the following order; continental shelf; continental slope; continental rise; abyssal plain; oceanic trench.

The continental rise is found between the continental slope and the abyssal plain.

It indicates the boundary between the continuous land-masses on the earth's surface and the deepest part of the ocean.