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What is an example of a transform (strike-slip) plate boundary? a. Hawaiian Islands b. San Andreas fault c. Mid-Atlantic Ridge d. Himalayan Mountains

What is an example of a transform (strike-slip) plate boundary? a. Hawaiian Islands b. San Andreas fault c. Mid-Atlantic Ridge d. Himalayan Mountains
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What is an example of a transform (strike-slip) plate boundary?

a. Hawaiian Islands
b. San Andreas fault
c. Mid-Atlantic Ridge
d. Himalayan Mountains

User Brandon Kohn
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The answer would be : B. San Andreas Fault

The San Andreas Fault represents the transform (strike-slip) between two major boundaries of the earth's Crust :
- The northern pacific to the south and west
- And the north American to the north and East


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An example of a transform (strike-slip) plate boundary is b) San Andreas fault.
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