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At the San Andreas Fault in California, two plates slide past each other. Neither plate moves below the other. What kind of boundary is the San Andreas Fault? Select one: Diverg…

At the San Andreas Fault in California, two plates slide past each other. Neither plate moves below the other. What kind of boundary is the San Andreas Fault? Select one: Diverg…
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At the San Andreas Fault in California, two plates slide past each other. Neither plate moves below the other.

What kind of boundary is the San Andreas Fault?
Select one:

Divergent.

Convergent.

Normal.

Transform.

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Answer:

D. transform

Step-by-step explanation:

the san andreas fault is that of a transform

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