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What structure forms when one tectonic plates is pushed below below another and liquid rock rises to the surface?
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What structure forms when one tectonic plates is pushed below below another and liquid rock rises to the surface?

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A likely answer is volcanoes but I don't know for sure.  Volcanoes makes sense to me since we know that when magma pushes to the surface, usually it forms volcanoes.
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